DeSantis invites professional sports teams to Florida for practices, games
Gov. Ron DeSantis said it’s time for professional sports teams to play ball again in Florida.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said it’s time for professional sports teams to play ball again in Florida.
New Smyrna Beach postpones 4th of July fireworks show
Labor Day could be a potential alternate celebration date, the commission said.
Labor Day could be a potential alternate celebration date, the commission said.
Disney Cruise Line cancels all sailings through late July
Disney Cruise Line said that guests currently booked on affected sailings will be offered the choice of a full refund or a cruise credit to be used for a future sailing within 15 months of their original sail date
Disney Cruise Line said that guests currently booked on affected sailings will be offered the choice of a full refund or a cruise credit to be used for a future sailing within 15 months of their original sail date
Gainesville sailor Cody Bowman steers the USS Normandy while at sea with the Harry S. Truman strike group
The USS Normandy remains at sea in the Atlantic as part of the certified Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group, ready for tasking in order to protect the crew from the risks posed by COVID-19.
The USS Normandy remains at sea in the Atlantic as part of the certified Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group, ready for tasking in order to protect the crew from the risks posed by COVID-19.
Universal CityWalk reopens Thursday: Here are the safety measures visitors will go through
New measures include required face masks, temperatures checks.
New measures include required face masks, temperatures checks.
Florida man arrested after stabbing victim with 'homemade throwing star,' police say
Robert Hartsock, 28, of Pensacola, started "mouthing off" to the victim who claimed he pulled out a sharp object and stabbed him in the arm, police said.
Robert Hartsock, 28, of Pensacola, started "mouthing off" to the victim who claimed he pulled out a sharp object and stabbed him in the arm, police said.
Brevard Zoo reopening May 23
Staff and visitors should be aware of some new safety measures that will be in place.
Staff and visitors should be aware of some new safety measures that will be in place.
Lawsuits seek refunds for Florida university students that paid for the spring semester
Universities shifted to online learning after campuses were closed in March to try to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Universities shifted to online learning after campuses were closed in March to try to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Price gouging numbers in Florida continue to climb
The state’s price-gouging hotline has been contacted about 4,400 times, and more than $497,000 has been returned to consumers since a state of emergency was declared in March because of the coronavirus.
The state’s price-gouging hotline has been contacted about 4,400 times, and more than $497,000 has been returned to consumers since a state of emergency was declared in March because of the coronavirus.
Arguments slated in Citizens Insurance dispute
The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 8 in an appeal by Citizens Property Insurance Corp. in a dispute stemming from damage caused by Hurricane Frances in 2004.
The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments Sept. 8 in an appeal by Citizens Property Insurance Corp. in a dispute stemming from damage caused by Hurricane Frances in 2004.
Department of Juvenile Justice says another youth tests positive
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice on Tuesday said another youth in the juvenile-justice system has tested positive for COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus.
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice on Tuesday said another youth in the juvenile-justice system has tested positive for COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus.
Lawsuit seeks refund for university students
A federal lawsuit filed Monday against the University of Florida’s Board of Trustees alleges that named plaintiff Dylan Egleston and other spring UF students are entitled to reimbursement of tuition and fees because they were forced to take classes online for part of the semester.
A federal lawsuit filed Monday against the University of Florida’s Board of Trustees alleges that named plaintiff Dylan Egleston and other spring UF students are entitled to reimbursement of tuition and fees because they were forced to take classes online for part of the semester.
System off Florida coast expected to become better organized, National Hurricane Center says
We are closely watching a system in the tropics that could become better organized by the weekend. Most models show the system remaining well to the east of Florida, but it could still produce wind gusts, rain bands and dangerous boating conditions.
We are closely watching a system in the tropics that could become better organized by the weekend. Most models show the system remaining well to the east of Florida, but it could still produce wind gusts, rain bands and dangerous boating conditions.
Florida scores an 'F' in social distancing
Most counties in Florida are in Phase 1 of Governor Ron DeSantis' reopening plan to try and get the economy back on track.
Most counties in Florida are in Phase 1 of Governor Ron DeSantis' reopening plan to try and get the economy back on track.
Tracking coronavirus: Cases near 42,000; another stimulus payment discussed, CityWalk to reopen, and more
FOX 35 is keeping you updated with the latest on COVID-19.
FOX 35 is keeping you updated with the latest on COVID-19.
Greyhound racing ban in Florida faces revised lawsuit
They argue that the voter-approved ballot measure violates a series of rights under the U.S. Constitution.
They argue that the voter-approved ballot measure violates a series of rights under the U.S. Constitution.
COVID-19, testing soar in state prisons
Eight Florida prisons are hot spots for COVID-19, with the number of inmates testing positive for the highly contagious disease continuing to soar even as the state loosens restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of the virus.
Eight Florida prisons are hot spots for COVID-19, with the number of inmates testing positive for the highly contagious disease continuing to soar even as the state loosens restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of the virus.
Publix begins home delivery of prescriptions
There are no limits on the number of prescriptions ordered for delivery; however, age-restricted products, controlled substances and prescriptions needing refrigeration are excluded.
There are no limits on the number of prescriptions ordered for delivery; however, age-restricted products, controlled substances and prescriptions needing refrigeration are excluded.
Steak 'n Shake permanently closes 57 of its restaurants amid coronavirus crisis
When it comes to dining options, there will be fewer steaks and shakes to be had.
When it comes to dining options, there will be fewer steaks and shakes to be had.
Almost 1,000 new coronavirus cases reported in Florida as the death toll increases by 44, health officials say
Governor DeSantis said that Florida will take safe, smart, and data-driven steps towards reopening.
Governor DeSantis said that Florida will take safe, smart, and data-driven steps towards reopening.