Bill Durham

J.J. Green is not the kind of person who spends a lot of time sitting idly by the pool. As a veteran national security correspondent, he is always in motion.

Today is the last Wednesday of March and that means one thing – it's Manatee Appreciation Day! What is it that makes manatees so captivating?

Greetings from the desk of the Lighter Side. In the over 200 columns we've published in the Islander News, we've written many pieces on the history

On February 2, the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington D.C. welcomed Linh Mai, a bouncing, 308-pound baby elephant.

If the windows in your home were shaking one recent Sunday evening, it may have been due to the joyful commotion at the Community Center for Doris Nemtzow's 101st birthday party.

Of all the roles she has played in life, Key Biscayne resident Natalia Araujo considers motherhood to be the most important.

If you visit the southern tip of Key Biscayne on a clear day and gaze out over the water, you'll see a few remaining Stiltsville houses, probably

There were some interesting stories on the front page of The Miami News on May 16, 1965. A huge avalanche killed six skiers in Germany.

Each year, the Key Biscayne Women's Club awards college scholarships to deserving students. It's a tradition that has been carried on since 1952.

Create a mental picture of what you think a personal trainer looks like. Chances are, Robert Beldzik doesn’t fit that image. With a bushy gray beard, stocky frame, and penetrating