Michael Blades isn’t twins, and he’s adamant that he never got himself cloned. Yet the photographer, literary enthusiast, ...

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. In an effort to shine a ...

The front came in fast on Sunday, like a bad mood. I was driving home on North Roosevelt and suddenly everything was divided between the usual bright, Technicolor world of the Keys, and one leached of ...

As coral restoration practitioners work to repair the Keys’ most treasured reef sites, a first-of-its-kind sea urchin release hopes to keep those reefs in tip-top shape for new corals to grow. On Jan.

Ooh boy. This is tough. You may not like what I’m about to say. I’m just gonna spit it out; rip the BandAid off quickly. Here we go. This may sting a bit… Key West officials are considering plans for ...

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Tuesday, Jan. 27, the community is invited to an evening of reflection, remembrance and ...

The Waterfront Playhouse presents “Almost, Maine” by John Cariani, beginning with a preview on Jan. 28, opening night performance on Jan. 29, and running through Feb. 14, with a special matinee ...

In this latest edition of the On The Rock podcast with host Mark Hedden, we speak with artist, illustrator, and writer Edel Rodriguez about his graphic memoir “Worm.” It’s the story of Edel and his ...

The federal government is preparing to send more than 300,000 Haitian immigrants back to a country it deems too dangerous to ...

By Kit Mobley The Atlantic has been showing its teeth this week, but for those who don’t mind a little salt spray and a ...

Looking for details about Key West’s upcoming elections? Wondering who’s running for the three open city commission seats, and who’s challenging Mayor Dee Dee Henriquez for the gavel? Which candidates ...

Marathon, you did it again. In yet another display of the heart of the Keys looking out for one of its own, an all-day ...