Florida Keys
Coverage of Florida Keys in the Nexus archive.
- Florida Keys woman jailed after threatening deputies with knife
A Florida Keys woman was jailed after threatening deputies with a knife during an encounter in Marathon, leading to her arrest on charges including aggravated assault with a weapon and resisting arrest. No injuries were reported.
- July 5: Hazy, hot sunshine
Broward County is under an Air Quality Alert due to smoke from July 4 fireworks, with hazy, hot conditions expected midday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms with potential heavy rain and lightning are likely between 1-5 p.m., followed by clearing in the evening. Saharan dust midweek may bring hotter weather and reduced storm chances.
- This Week in South Florida: programa completo del 28 de junio de 2026
En la edición de This Week in South Florida del 28 de junio de 2026, la conductora Glenna Milberg recibió al vicegobernador Jay Collins, al aspirante a la gubernatura Paul Renner, a la alcaldesa de Miami-Dade Daniella Levine Cava y al periodista Cody Weddle. El programa incluyó noticias locales de Miami-Dade, Broward y Florida Keys.
- HAZY HOT AND HUMID ACROSS SOFLO
South Florida is experiencing hot and humid conditions with afternoon temperatures in the mid to lower 90s and heat indices reaching the 100s. A Heat Advisory is in effect for Miami-Dade and Broward from 11am to 6pm. Saharan dust is causing hazy skies, and isolated showers are expected, though most areas remain dry. The heat and humidity are expected to persist through the week with potential for additional heat alerts.
- Florida Keys drivers report naked man along Overseas Highway
A 49-year-old shirtless man with his pants down was reported standing along the Overseas Highway in the Florida Keys. Jeremiah Armsey of Mount Dora was arrested by Monroe County Sheriff’s Office deputies on charges of giving a false name to law enforcement and disturbing the peace.
- 18-year-old found safe in Florida Keys after disappearing while biking from Jacksonville, deputies say
An 18-year-old man who disappeared while biking from Jacksonville to the Florida Keys was found safe in Monroe County. Jasper Frohock was reported missing on Monday after last being seen in Fort Pierce and was discovered by deputies Thursday morning.
- Teen biking from Jacksonville to Florida Keys has vanished mid-trip, authorities say
An 18-year-old named Jasper Frohock, who was biking from Jacksonville to the Florida Keys, has gone missing. He was last seen in Fort Pierce, and authorities with the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office are seeking information about his whereabouts.
- All detainees moved out of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
All detainees have been moved from the 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention facility in the Everglades due to hurricane season precautions. A DHS spokesperson cited the facility's 'soft structure' as a risk during storms, and migrants have been transferred to other facilities, though relocation locations remain unclear.
- Bodycam video shows arrest of convicted human smuggler in Florida Keys
Bodycam video shows the arrest of Victor Rafael Arcia Albeja in the Florida Keys, linked to a human smuggling scheme involving the kidnapping and forced transportation of Cuban nationals. Deputies found a Cuban passport during the stop, and Arcia Albeja, the last of six convicted in the case, faces up to life in prison.
- June 11: Drier than normal pattern persists across South Florida
South Florida experiences a drier-than-normal day with minimal showers in the Florida Keys and afternoon thunderstorms in the Everglades. Temperatures remain near 90°, with higher chances of thunderstorms expected this weekend into early next week, making it feel like the low 100s when factoring in humidity.
- Over 70 pounds of abandoned marijuana found near Marathon
Over 70 pounds of abandoned marijuana were found near Marathon, Florida, at The Sombrero Lighthouse by United States Border Patrol officials. The narcotics were seized and are pending disposition.
- June 5: A break from the rain into the first part of the weekend
A June cool front is moving rain from South Florida to the Florida Keys, bringing dry weather to Miami-Dade and Broward counties today. Clouds will break late Friday for a pleasant evening, with Saturday remaining dry before showers return Sunday. Normal summer weather with 90°F and thunderstorms resumes by Monday.
- Better Weather for First Weekend of June
South Florida and the Florida Keys will experience improved weather for the first weekend of June, with drier conditions on the mainland and milder temperatures. However, humidity and heat are expected to return by next week as moisture levels rise.
- June 4: More hit or miss downpours could spark flooding in parts of South Florida
On June 4, scattered thunderstorms and potential flooding are expected in the Florida Keys and Miami-Dade County due to slow-moving storms, with high temperatures in the mid-80s. Showers are predicted to shift south by Saturday, followed by a return of typical rainy season showers by the weekend.
- June 4: Flooding a big concern today
The article discusses the last day of school in Miami-Dade County amid weather conditions causing flooding concerns. A frontal boundary and northeast winds are steering storms toward coastal areas, with saturated ground increasing flood risks.
- Officials have a suspected case of the New World screwworm fly in south Texas, the USDA says
U.S. officials suspect a New World screwworm fly case in south Texas, prompting USDA testing and containment efforts. The fly, eradicated in the U.S. decades ago, threatens cattle and livestock, with past outbreaks in Mexico and the 2016 Florida Keys incident. The USDA is funding new sterile fly breeding facilities to combat the threat.
- Unsettled Midweek Before Drier Weekend
South Florida experienced widespread rain on Wednesday with limited heavy rainfall reducing flood risk, though isolated flooding remains possible. Rain will decrease by Thursday as a front moves south, leading to drier conditions by the weekend before returning to warmer, wetter weather next week.
- Google wants to flood South Florida with millions of mosquitoes ― but these fight disease
Google plans to release millions of Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes in Florida and California to reduce disease-spreading mosquito populations. The 'De Bug' program aims to curb diseases like Zika and West Nile virus by preventing eggs from hatching when infected males mate with wild females. The Florida Keys and Miami-Dade County have already tested similar initiatives, with the latter's 2018 program deemed successful but costly.
- HURRICANE SEASON BEGINS BUT SOFLO REMAINS STORMY
South Florida experiences a stormy start to June 2026 with ongoing showers, thunderstorms, and Saharan dust causing hazy skies. The Atlantic hurricane season begins quietly, but the region remains under a soggy weather pattern through the week, with limited sunshine and persistent afternoon storms expected.
- Florida sheriff: No reason to be concerned after report of Cuban missile threat
Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay says residents should not be concerned about a report of Cuba acquiring military drones. The sheriff is monitoring the situation but has not been contacted by any government agency. There is no reason to believe the situation poses a threat.