Ringo Starr paid his dues because he wanted to sing the blues. More than any other rock ‘n’ roll drummer, the man who ...

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Archaeologist Bob Carr stands at the 2,000-year-old Miami Circle at the mouth of the Miami River in Brickell. Carr led the excavation of the circle, an arrangement of holes for wooden poles carved in ...

In the Southwest Florida of 250 years ago, fish caught off Useppa might have fed slaves in Caribbean sugar plantations ...

Field work in a remote part of the city's Northside is unearthing everyday items that people left thousands of years ago.

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Florida's beaches are rightfully famous for their gorgeous white sands and blue waters, but for many visitors, the true ...

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A hopping queen conch can be a sight to behold on the sea floor: its outer shell disguised by green algae, looking more like a rock than the exuberant prized pink queen, suddenly hurdling itself ...

KEY WEST, FLA. (WSVN) - Some serious lung power was on display in Key West over the weekend. Over two dozen contestants competed in the 63rd Annual “Conch Honk,” and blasted their way through the ...

It’s not every day you hear music from a seashell. But in Key West, it’s tradition. More than two dozen hopefuls puckered up for the 63rd Annual “Conch Honk” Saturday. Their mission? Blow the judges ...