Keys Weekly

Key West’s annual Key Lime Festival returns July 2-6, celebrating the sensational citrus fruit that shares its name with our island chain. From culinary events and tours to only-in-Key-West competitions,

Key West officials this week prioritized people over profit and working residents over unworkable rent hikes for tenants at City Marina on Garrison Bight.  The city commission at their June

Storm surge is often the greatest threat to life and property along the coast during and after a hurricane.  A number of deaths from major hurricanes have resulted from the

Somewhere in Key West’s Old Town, there’s an elderly man cursing the soul of Calico Jack.  I don’t mean Calico Jack Rackham, the infamous Caribbean pirate who was hanged in

Locals looking to leave the Keys for a few days, and visitors eager to arrive on the island, will have more options for direct flights starting this fall. Starting Oct.

The History of Diving Museum will celebrate World Oceans Day on Sunday, June 8, with guided tours included with paid admission at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. These tours will

No matter how many individuals appear in the pages of each edition of Keys Weekly, there are always so many more of our community members who deserve to be recognized.

It takes 16 miles to drive between Jewfish Creek and Tavernier Creek, the distance the Overseas Highway travels across Key Largo. The largest of the Florida Keys, the island has

A former Key West firefighter appeared in federal court on May 30 to face an indictment charging him with the possession of a destructive device and possession of a short-barreled

A total of $149,000 will fund vital initiatives for Middle Keys nonprofits this summer, courtesy of grants officially approved at the Marathon City Council’s May 27 workshop session. The third