Florida reports more than 10K new COVID-19 cases, statewide cases surpass 200K

Four of the nine counties in Central Florida have a positivity rate above 10%.

Seminole County is sending samples of its wastewater to find out if there is a concentration of the coronavirus in the waste stream that is a detectable level.

Hospitals are seeing larger numbers of positive cases in people who didn’t know they had COVID-19, and were initially admitted for other reasons.

Florida hit a new milestone in the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday: the first reported instance the state has had more than 10,100 cases of the virus in one day.

Unlike a lot of the other places in Central Florida, DeLand’s mandate includes a fine up to $100 for people not wearing masks.

The Orlando International Airport and TSA are gearing up for more passengers this holiday weekend as Florida sees an increase in COVID-19 cases.

Seminole County teachers are being asked to provide feedback on a 38-page final draft of school district’s reopening plan.

Researchers say Florida and Arizona should reissue stay-at-home orders to help control the rapid spread of COVID-19 in each state.

Florida reported 6,500 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday as well as 45 additional deaths.

New information has been released on the rare inflammatory syndrome affecting kids who may have been exposed to the COVID-19 virus.

There will be no crack of the bat, no smell of hot dogs wafting through the stands. Hometown baseball stadiums will be quiet after Minor League Baseball president Pat O’Conner announced Tuesday that the 2020 schedule was canceled.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the Senate will consider a second stimulus package when it returns from a summer break in mid-July as the American people continue to deal with the fallout from the novel coronavirus pandemic.

At least 14 people were infected with the coronavirus after attending a high school graduation in New York, county officials said.

The World Health Organization is trying to discover how the coronavirus started and spread across the globe.

The lights will stay out on Broadway for the rest of the year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

If you’re planning on flying somewhere soon, get ready for an additional step during check-in.

A rapid increase in coronavirus cases has lead Los Angeles County officials to close all beaches for the Fourth of July weekend.

Orange County leaders said Monday that they’re hoping to avoid another spike in COVID-19 cases after July 4, similar to what happened following Memorial Day.