Gov. DeSantis extends state of emergency in Florida for 60 more days
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has extended a state of emergency for another 60 days as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. DeSantis made the announcement in Miami, where the city is tightening up some of its reopening processes. The state of emergency was originally issued in March and then extended again in May as a response to the coronavirus.
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Bars hit hard by coronavirus pandemic
As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Florida, bars remain closed. It is not yet clear if many of these establishments that were hit hard by the first shutdown can survive a second closure.
Courts and families impacted by COVID-19
Child support, visitation and custody battles have been in limbo as the court system adjusts to the coronavirus pandemic. In Florida, criminal jury trials have been pushed to late July while civil jury trials may not resume until the fall.
Some daycares reopening, others staying closed
Daycares and preschool learning centers have been greatly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Many are beginning the reopening plans that will require new safety requirements.
Governor DeSantis extends state of emergency
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has extended a state of emergency for another 60 days as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. DeSantis made the announcement in Miami, where the city is tightening up some of its reopening processes.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis expects Florida to see better jobs outlook
“If it's 50 percent, you know, you're going to have some problems,” DeSantis said during an appearance in The Villages. “If it's 90 percent, you know, we're going to be able to kind of deal with it.”
FDA warns about 5 additional toxic hand sanitizers
There are now 14 total sanitizers on the list.
Walt Disney World begins reopening their parks this weekend, here's what you need to know before going
Things will look and feel a lot different upon reopening, as new safety measures are in place and several changes around the parks have been made.
Miami-Dade County orders closure of dine-in restaurants, gyms, and more due to surge in COVID-19 cases
Fourth of July weekend saw record-smashing daily increases in coronavirus cases statewide.
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Tracking coronavirus: Florida adds more than 9,400 new cases, 67 more deaths
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Johns Hopkins offering free coronavirus contact tracing course
Finding out who has COVID-19 and who they've been around is more important than ever as our nation tackles the coronavirus pandemic. Now, a course developed by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is available to train contact tracers on the principles of the public health strategy many consider critical for slowing the spread of COVID-19.
Tracking coronavirus: Florida smashes single-day record adding over 10,000 new cases
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Disney College Program remains suspended amid coronavirus pandemic
The popular Disney College Program remains suspended until further notice, the company announced to its prospective participants on Thursday.
Gov. DeSantis: Wear a mask, avoid the 'Three Cs' as Florida enters Fourth of July weekend
On Thursday, Florida smashed its record for the highest daily increases yet, reporting over 10,000 new cases overnight.
UCF to unveil new on-campus safety features
Everyone on campus from students, faculty, and staff will be required to wear a face mask.
New data from Harvard researchers says Florida should shut down
A group of researchers and lead scientists at Harvard University have put together a new interactive map that breaks down the COVID-19 numbers across the world and the United States, all the way down to the county level.
Royal Caribbean announces cancelation of cruises through mid-September
Royal Caribbean said that they hope to resume operations on September 16.