TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s jobless rate ticked up for a seventh consecutive month, according to a state Department of Commerce report released Friday, May 1.

This column originally appeared in the October 12, 2019, edition of the Keys Citizen.

With the end of a remarkable high school career on the horizon, Marathon’s Justice Lee Isom has built one of the most ...

Summer’s coming. The town already feels a bit quieter and getting around is easier. If you’ve ignored your house for the past ...

For Ted Stewart, known to many as “Key West Ted,” real estate is more than a profession—it’s a natural extension of a life ...

The Key West Artisan Market returns for a special Mother’s Day pop-up edition on Sunday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Indigenous Park at Higgs Beach, 1801 ...

A federal magistrate judge in Phoenix ordered Albert Bazaar held in custody following his arrest on charges relating to trafficking turtles. The court unsealed an indictment from San ...

Institute for Public Safety (IPS) held a graduation ceremony for Basic Law Enforcement Academy 94 on May 1 at the Coral ...

Keys Energy Services’ (KEYS) Miguel Gonzalez celebrated his 10th anniversary with the utility on May 5. Gonzalez is a journey ...

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil denaturalization complaint yesterday against Victor Manuel Rocha in the United ...

Monroe County athletes returned from the FHSAA Class 1A and 2A Track and Field Championships at the University of North ...

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office and other law enforcement agencies across the nation took time this week to recognize the ...