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TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Keys’ biggest annual water quality appropriation is steadily moving through the state Legislature, and a potentially harmful seagrass bill scientists and fishermen opposed appears to be

For the last seven years, Florida’s Coral Reef (FCR) has suffered from widespread and severe coral loss caused by stony coral tissue loss disease (SCTLD). First observed off the coast of Miami-Dade county in 2014, the outbreak has since spread throughout the entirety of FCR and some areas of the Caribbean. However, the propagation of the disease through FCR seemed to slow down when it reached the western end of the Marquesas in August 2020. Despite being present about 30 km (~20 miles) from th...

The Florida Keys’ biggest annual water quality appropriation is steadily moving through the state Legislature, and a potentially harmful seagrass bill scientists and fishermen opposed appears to be dying.

In a step toward a more recent Florida Keys era, or at least a post-Labor Day hurricane of 1935, the Keys History and Discovery Center in Islamorada has brought on

View the Key West Citizen for Wednesday, February 2, 2022

MONROE COUNTY — Citing concerns about a state proposed bill that could have serious impacts to seagrass and other environmental threats in the Florida Keys, two major flats fishing guide

Amidst a clear cognitive decline that has been acknowledged by everyone from his father to defense attorneys and a judge, Daniel Weisberger, an Upper Keys teen charged with murder, was

View the Key West Citizen for Tuesday, February 1, 2022

A judge ruled Tuesday that an Upper Keys teenager accused of killing his brother and attempting to kill his father is not mentally competent to stand trial at this time.

The Florida Keys Transportation Coordination Committee (FKTCC) made a series of recommendations to help alleviate traffic on U.S. 1 and make that roadway safer.