Tony Winton

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Miami Dolphins finished with their second straight sub-.500 season under coach Mike McDaniel Sunday, losing to playoff-bound New England Patriots 38-10. The defeat follows back-to-back playoff appearances in his McDaniel's first two years.

A new report questions a fundamental premise of Key Biscayne's response to climate change, suggesting that a series of limited, localized flooding projects using existing drainage lines may be preferable to the massively expensive course of action being pursued by the island's administration, estimated to cost $320 million village-wide.

In a Central Florida field out in the wind and the sun and near a pen holding baby goats, sit two symbols of Florida's citrus industry. They were school buses in the 1970s and sometime later were converted to do duty as fruit loader trucks.

It was billed as an environmental cleanup, but it had the vibe of a treasure hunt.

Share article The Big Dig appears to be on the ropes. Key Biscayne Council Member Fernando Vazquez on Monday morning told The

The Big Dig arguably began with a vote cast after advice from environmental engineer Fernando Vazquez. Four years and millions of dollars later, it could very well end with a very different recommendation from now Council Member Vazquez.

A 71-year-old Key Biscayne woman thought it was an ordinary call from her bank on a Wednesday morning in February. But the man on the other end of the phone, didn't work for Chase Bank as he claimed.

The Big Dig died Wednesday night, but the end of a mammoth effort to replumb the island in a fight against climate change has left a daunting and costly set of challenges ahead with no clear roadmap as seas continue to rise. The decision means at least $8 million in sunk costs without a shovel ever hitting the ground, officials said.

A color guard set a somber tone Monday as about 100 people gathered on the Village Green to mark Memorial Day, with thoughts of service heightened amid the 12 week war with Iran. The lead speaker, attorney and author H. Frances Reaves, connected her family's military service to a broader remembrance of the sacrifices made in the line of duty.

A citizen petition drive that aimed at limiting big stormwater projects in Key Biscayne appears to have collected enough signatures to go on the November ballot, the Elections Department said Wednesday.