The Key West Post

Key West Sees Ongoing Deportations After Haitian TPS Ends: With the southern border now closed and Temporary Protected Status for Haitians set to end in February, many businesses in the Florida Keys are bracing for a new wave of staffing shortages. The tourism industry relies heavily on low‑skilled labor, and employers say replacing that workforce will be difficult. The challenge is compounded by recent federal crackdowns on labor brokers who supplied undocumented workers t

The Minnesota Church Attack: The following story is a factual account of the Minnesota church attack as described in the affidavit released on January 20, 2026: The crisp, cold air of St. Paul, Minnesota on Sunday, January 18, 2026, held an unusual chill that morning. As the clock neared 10:30 AM, a gathering of thirty to forty individuals, cloaked in a shared purpose, converged. Their destination: the Cities Church. The sanctity of a religious service was about to be shatter

The impact of Maduro's Downfall has been celebrated all over the world. The impact will be felt soon in Key West. The desire for freedom is innate, and it doesn't geographical boundaries. America began as an idea—one grounded in freedom and built on the belief that our rights come from God, not government. From that foundation grew a nation shaped by liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And that idea didn’t stay where it started. It inspired people across the world.

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

Guest Writer: HARC Rainbow Fence Violations in Key West Historic District-The following letter was presented during public comment by Dr. Penny Walker at the HARC meeting on January 27, 2026.