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UPDATE: Monroe County School Districts updated COVID-19 dashboard shows that 58 students, one teacher and six staff members county-wide have now tested positive for COVID-19, with Horace OBryant having the

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers arrested a Hialeah man on several spiny lobster fishery violation charges Tuesday morning, after he was bully netting off the Upper Keys and

Cheers: To Project 9/11Up, a national program that can be seen in Key West as two, 8-ton pieces of concrete from the World Trade Center were brought to the Southernmost

Warnings may be posted for the Panhandle Saturday ahead of a Monday landfall

It was approaching the Dominican Republic after just missing Puerto Rico. Forecasters warned its heavy rains could cause dangerous flooding and mudslides.

Cheers: To the beautiful exhibit at the Cooper Hewitt museum on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan of the designs of Suzie Zuzek, which led to the continuing Lilly Pulitzer clothing line,

The Monroe County Commission have decided to keep an Upper Keys park and surrounding parking area closed through at least Labor Day while alternative options are still being discussed.

“They must really love Jews here. Every store has a mezuzah”

Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Scott Ward was charged with misdemeanor theft Thursday following an investigation after last year’s lobster mini-season. Ward took at least six lobsters from boaters who had been stopped for a resource check in the Upper Keys last year. The incident was reported by other Sheriff’s Office deputies who were on scene. The case was investigated by the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and reviewed and filed by the Monroe County State Attorneyâ€...