The Key West Post

In Key West, Florida, parents filed complaints related to a social media post made by a social studies teacher at Key West High School named Brett Fink. Parents complained that he made posts critical of Charlie Kirk and other conservative or religious figures. They claim he used a work related Instagram account to push his views against conservatives, Christians, and Republican political figures.

In a stark contrast to the fake No Kings rallies which have taken place in Key West recently, the Key West City Commission passed a resolution standing in solidarity with the Cuban people’s struggle for freedom.

Cuba’s past is catching up with it — from the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue murders to new drone threats and a possible indictment of Raúl Castro. Key West is watching closely. Justice may finally be on the horizon.

A new Florida law restricting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives will cut off Monroe County funding for several long‑running LGBTQ+ events in Key West beginning in January 2027. The Monroe County Tourist Development Council (TDC) announced the changes this week, warning that events historically supported through tourism grants will no longer qualify. Going forward, events will succeed or fail based on ticket sales. The consumer ultimately decides what to suppor

I’ve lived in Key West my entire life as a Cuban‑American, and in recent months I’ve noticed a wave of political activism on the island that often overlooks the lived experiences of the Cuban community. It has become common to see people wearing Che Guevara t‑shirts or ordering a “con leche”—a phrase that isn’t even the correct term for café con leche—as if these gestures alone reflect an understanding of Latino culture or Cuban politics. These displays are not cultural appre

Opinion: The Illegal Immigration Scam-If the people shouting the loudest truly cared about immigrants—or about their neighbors—they would support an orderly, legal immigration system that protects everyone. Immigrants should not be exploited, and U.S. citizens should not be put at risk. What unfolded in Key West exposed something far uglier: a two-faced political performance that preached compassion while quietly profiting from lawlessness. That hypocrisy came into full view

ICE remains active in Key West and deportations of illegal immigrants has remained steady, especially when the Key West City Commission unanimously voted to support 287g agreements with ICE. Key West joined all of the other 66 counties in Florida which have similar agreements with ICE. Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from various countries is being revoked by the Trump Administration, citing stabilization in native countries. Some countries had TPS for natural di

Key West February 2026 Newsfeed: Breaking news from the Florida Keys.

President Donald Trump on Thursday rolled out TrumpRx.gov, a new website he says will give Americans access to the lowest prescription drug prices in the world. The administration is calling it one of its biggest wins yet in the push to bring down medication costs and take on Big Pharma.

Key West February 2026 Newsfeed: Breaking news from the Florida Keys.

Meeting Overview: The Key West City Commission meets Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at City Hall, 1300 White Street. The meeting begins at 9:00 a.m. and reconvenes at 5:00 p.m. It is a busy agenda with many votes. Items include city events, budget decisions, ordinance changes, and policy updates.

Review of Campaign Donations for Key West Elections: Florida requires candidates and political committees to report every dollar they take in or spend. That includes all donations, loans, and expenses, no matter how small. They also have to list each donor’s name and address, and if someone gives more than $100, they must include that person’s job. State law sets the limits. You can give up to $3,000 to statewide candidates or committees tied to citizen‑initiated constitution