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Millions in bed taxes up for grabs
Higher tourism revenues likely will mean more money for local parks and beaches, say budget projections from the Monroe County Tourist Development Council.The portion of ed taxes paid on motel rooms and short-term rentals that is allocated to regional districts for capital improvements apparently will reflect an improvement in occupancy and daily ... (more)
21 hrs ago | WSRZ
Remembered for his lone Top Ten single, "Key Largo," a soft rock fantasy about living in a Humphrey Bogart film, Bertie Higgins was a professional musician who made the leap to solo performing in the early '80s. His 1982 debut, Just Another Day in Paradise, was actually a comeback of sorts -- it was... MORE
Despite a request from the Florida Keys for help with an expanding population of crocodiles, the state says relocating the reptiles won't work.
Turn Up the Heat and Your Taste Buds
From clichA© to chic, a weekend getaway in Key West and Miami Beach mixes it up like a colorful cocktail.
Hundreds of cockfighting chickens seized in the Keys
More than 250 chickens - allegedly used for cockfighting - were seized on Rockland Key on Thursday when authorities served warrants on two properties during a drug investigation.
Cat at Keys marine attraction shot and killed
A sweet-natured cat living as part of Theater of the Sea's resident colony has died after being shot with a pellet from a high-powered air gun.
Hemingway Bike, Run and Crawl on Duval
On July 21st, 2012 Key Largo Bike and Adventure Tours will be hosting it's 1st Annual Hemingway Century and 5K Tour.
Alleged pot grower unwittingly invites cop into home
Some advice: If you're running a marijuana grow house, it's never a good idea to invite the cops in -- especially if you're cutting up your plants in the wide open.
The Florida Keys Concert Association is extending its 2013 "early bird" season ticket price until May 31.
Divers celebrate 10-year anniversry of Spiegel Grove in Key Largo
It was a story that could have been scripted for a major motion picture, but few writers could have conceived the plot that began with the May 17, 2002, premature sinking of the Spiegel Grove in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Fla. City Mayor Wants Crocodiles Removed
Michael Reckwerdt, mayor of Islamorada, said he's concerned about the safety of children and pets and wants the state to remove large crocodiles from areas frequented by people, the Miami Herald reported.
Divers celebrate Spiegel Grove's 10th anniversary
Divers marked the 10th anniversary of the conversion of a retired Navy ship into an artificial reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary on Wednesday, heading down to the Spiegel Grove to place the ashes of one of its most ardent admirers.
Ben Hellwarth: The New Wave Of Underwater Hotels
Journalist Ben Hellwarth is the author of the new book SEALAB: America's Forgotten Quest to Live and Work on the Ocean Floor .
Handout of Robertson exploring a portion of the artificial reef...
Annette Robertson explores a portion of the artificial reef Spiegel Grove in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, off Key Largo, Fl.
Key Largo dog owner on trial: Did he beat Bubba for swiping steak from a plate?
The trial of a Key Largo man accused of severely beating his dog two years ago is expected to get under way next week.
Key Largo's Spiegel Grove Wreck Turns 10
The Spiegel Grove, the third largest ship in the world ever scuttled to become an artificial reef is a decade old.
As of today, Tuesday 5/01, the daytime programming for KQED Life has returned to its own independent scheduling.
County to sue to stop No Name electrification
It didn't take long for Monroe County to react to the Utility Board of Key West's Wednesday approval of two contracts to run commercial power lines to No Name Key by summer's end.On May 16, Chief Assistant County Attorney Bob Shillinger will ask the County Commission, meeting in Key Largo, to sue Lower Keys utility Keys Energy Services in an effort ... (more)