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The free range chickens in Key West are an island icon. But some residents are a little too fond of the fowl, leading the city to crack down of feeding them.
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The Coast Guard came across a floating tiki bar off Key West Wednesday morning — and the operator was slumped over the controls.
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To spread the word about limiting the spread of coronavirus, the Florida Keys tourism agency is turning to some famous faces — one in particular: Ernest Hemingway.
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A state senator from Bradenton has filed a bill that would roll back Key West's strict limits on cruise ship visitation.
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Bars and alcohol sales in Key West will close at 10 p.m. on New Year's Eve and through the weekend. A federal judge Tuesday denied a challenge from a resident who said the curfew violated his Constitutional rights.
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This post will be updated today, Wednesday, Dec. 23, and through the week with the latest information on COVID-19 in South Florida.
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There used to be a tradition of making homemade candy in Key West's Black community. Among the best were members of the Allen-Butler-Carey family — the ABC family.
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Usually Key West is packed for New Year's Eve with tens of thousands of people crowding downtown to watch various things drop at midnight. There's a drag queen in a ruby slipper, a pirate on a ship mast and a conch shell at Sloppy Joe's. All those events have been canceled for this year and the city is further trying to discourage crowds with a curfew well before midnight.
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Florida reaches one million coronavirus cases. Protests in Cuba. And stories from the Florida Keys — we introduce you to The Tieline newsletter.
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Florida reaches one million coronavirus cases. Protests in Cuba. And stories from the Florida Keys — we introduce you to The Tieline newsletter.
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On Election Day, Key West voters approved three measures that would severely limit the cruise industry on the island. That issue was already in court — and now the people who pushed for the new limits want to stay part of the legal battle.
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The retooled law says everyone over age 6 must wear face coverings in public — whether or not they can social distance — and they must carry a mask with them when outside their homes.