New COVID-19 projections in Florida show growing ICU bed shortage
The projected numbers of deaths and ICU bed shortages for the state of Florida has gotten worse in the last few days.
The projected numbers of deaths and ICU bed shortages for the state of Florida has gotten worse in the last few days.
Lawmaker wants audit of unemployment system
Rep. Jackie Toledo, R-Tampa, wants the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee to audit spending on the Department of Economic Opportunity’s CONNECT system, which cost $77 million to get online in 2013.
Rep. Jackie Toledo, R-Tampa, wants the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee to audit spending on the Department of Economic Opportunity’s CONNECT system, which cost $77 million to get online in 2013.
DeSantis fights depositions in beach closure case
Gov. Ron DeSantis is fighting an attempt to require him to appear for a deposition in a lawsuit that seeks to force statewide beach closures because of the novel coronavirus.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is fighting an attempt to require him to appear for a deposition in a lawsuit that seeks to force statewide beach closures because of the novel coronavirus.
Walmart expands coronavirus precautions, will limit store capacity
The retailer will limit the number of customers who can be inside the store at one time.
The retailer will limit the number of customers who can be inside the store at one time.
Florida coronavirus cases top 10,000; death toll rises to 170
Orange County now has 602 cases in the state.
Orange County now has 602 cases in the state.
Tracking coronavirus: Florida cases surpass 10,000; death toll up to 170
FOX 35 is keeping you updated with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic.
FOX 35 is keeping you updated with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic.
Can you apply for unemployment insurance on coronavirus furlough?
Congress decreed that employees on furlough do qualify for unemployment benefits.
Congress decreed that employees on furlough do qualify for unemployment benefits.
Orange County coronavirus testing site reaches capacity 7 minutes after opening
The site is alotted 250 tests per day.
The site is alotted 250 tests per day.
Marion County Sheriff's Office makes medical masks to protect healthcare workers
The Marion County Sheriff's Office is making medical masks for frontline healthcare providers.
The Marion County Sheriff's Office is making medical masks for frontline healthcare providers.
'Stay-at-home order' begins in Florida: Here's what you can do, what will be open, and more
The stay-at-home mandate officially begins on April 3rd at 12:01 a.m. and will last until April 30th, Governor DeSantis' executive order states.
The stay-at-home mandate officially begins on April 3rd at 12:01 a.m. and will last until April 30th, Governor DeSantis' executive order states.
Florida troopers see hike in speeders with fewer cars on roadways
Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol say they are pulling over several drivers due to speeding. They say these drivers are taking advantage of fewer cars on the roadway.
Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol say they are pulling over several drivers due to speeding. They say these drivers are taking advantage of fewer cars on the roadway.
Union to meet with Disney representatives after employee furlough announcement
The Walt Disney Company on Thursday announced it will begin furloughs of non-union park employees at its parks in California and Florida.
The Walt Disney Company on Thursday announced it will begin furloughs of non-union park employees at its parks in California and Florida.
Experts weigh in on what to do if you can't pay your bills
People out of work or on reduced hours are worried about how they're going to pay their bills, but experts say there is help out there.
People out of work or on reduced hours are worried about how they're going to pay their bills, but experts say there is help out there.
Florida city reminds residents to only flush toilet paper, human waste to avoid damaging sewer systems
The city asks that if you are using items other than toilet paper in the restroom, please do not flush them.
The city asks that if you are using items other than toilet paper in the restroom, please do not flush them.
Critical need for foster homes during coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is creating hold ups in the foster care system.
The coronavirus pandemic is creating hold ups in the foster care system.
Florida now has over 9,000 cases of coronavirus, death toll at 144
The Florida Department of Health says that there are now 8,010 cases of coronavirus statewide and the death toll has jumped to 128.
The Florida Department of Health says that there are now 8,010 cases of coronavirus statewide and the death toll has jumped to 128.
FOX News partners with Facebook to host first-of-its-kind virtual COVID-19 town hall event
FOX News Channel has partnered with Facebook to host a virtual town hall event focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic.
FOX News Channel has partnered with Facebook to host a virtual town hall event focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic.
40 percent of hospital beds available as coronavirus pandemic continues
In all, about 40 percent of hospital beds statewide were available as of Thursday. In intensive care-units, 37 percent of adult beds and 40 percent of pediatric beds were available.
In all, about 40 percent of hospital beds statewide were available as of Thursday. In intensive care-units, 37 percent of adult beds and 40 percent of pediatric beds were available.
Duke Energy to cut customers bills in May; TECO to spread savings out over the summer
Pointing to an “unprecedented national emergency” caused by COVID-19, Duke Energy Florida on Thursday proposed giving customers a break on their May electric bills.
Pointing to an “unprecedented national emergency” caused by COVID-19, Duke Energy Florida on Thursday proposed giving customers a break on their May electric bills.
Unemployment claims skyrocket in Florida, as 5.8 million make claims nationwide
For Florida, the number of claims filed online for the week ending March 28 was up more than 200 percent from the prior week.
For Florida, the number of claims filed online for the week ending March 28 was up more than 200 percent from the prior week.