AND THE POINT IS? SUBSTITUTE SOUTHERNMOST BUOY SHIFTS TO NEW SPOT, TEMPORARILY
Key West’s most photographed landmark is boarded up behind construction fencing, but a substitute Southernmost Point buoy has been erected at a temporary new...
TIME’S UP FOR TRANSIENT RENTALS IN TRUMAN ANNEX; 20-YEAR AGREEMENT ENDS DEC. 22
Twenty years felt like some far-off date in the future back in 2005. It was the year of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and...
PRESTON BREWER MURDER TRIAL SET FOR OCT. 6; JUDGE TO RULE ON USE OF...
Despite a judge granting him a $3 million bond, accused murderer Preston Brewer has remained in jail since the February 2023 shooting death of...
CAREER KEY WEST CRIMINAL CONVICTED OF GRAND THEFT SENTENCED TO PRISON
A Monroe County jury found 64-year-old Ned Jeffery Layton guilty of grand theft on July 15, following a two-day trial before Circuit Judge Mark...
FORMER PLANNING DIRECTOR PENS SCATHING LETTER TO COMMUNITY; CITY RESPONDS
It’s no secret that Key West’s government has been in a state of upheaval since April, when three city officials were indicted and arrested...
KEY WEST TO LOSE ASSISTED-LIVING UNITS AT POINCIANA GARDENS
Early next year, Key West will lose the 46 beds designated for assisted living that are currently located on the third floor of Poinciana...
KEY WEST REMINDS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO NOT FEED THE CHICKENS
The City of Key West is reminding residents and visitors that feeding chickens is illegal.
City law states, “It shall be unlawful for any person...
ETHICS COMPLAINTS DISMISSED AGAINST TWO KEY WEST COMMISSIONERS
A state ethics board recently dismissed separate and unrelated ethics complaints filed against two Key West city commissioners, finding no probable cause to believe...
KEY WEST WOMAN CHARGED FOR ALLEGEDLY POSSESSING QUEEN CONCH
A Key West woman is facing charges after state wildlife officers found her in possession of queen conch.
On Aug. 22, the Florida Fish and...
KEY WEST OFFICIALS VOTE TO PRESERVE & PROTECT PRIDE CROSSWALKS
The vote by Key West officials to protect the city’s rainbow crosswalks from potential state interference was unanimous and enthusiastic at the Aug. 6...
