Florida reports 9 COVID-19-related deaths, 2,500 new cases of the virus

Florida school districts are trying to track down thousands of students who haven’t been heard from since the coronavirus pandemic began.

In Orlando newly sworn members of the police department meet with community influencers to introduce themselves and get a feel for the concerns of the communities they patrol.

Another household cleaner has officially been deemed potent enough to combat the novel coronavirus on frequently used surfaces.

Despite governor’s orders, some are being denied from visiting loved ones in nursing homes.

Thursday’s data showed a similarity to the 154 deaths reported Wednesday by the Florida Department of Health.

The bar is high for Florida bars and breweries as they reopen across the state.

A Senate panel questioned several of the nation’s top health officials Wednesday about the federal government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

A new PAC ad supporting Joe Biden's campaign sticks close to the facts, but lacks some context.

Officials with the Big Ten Conference on Wednesday announced plans to resume the fall football season beginning the weekend of Oct. 23, reversing course one month after announcing the cancellation of the college football season.

Compared to other states, Florida is using a different metric to calculate the rate at which COVID-19 tests come back positive.

Lake County Schools failed to notify parents about an employee at Rimes Elementary School who tested positive for COVID-19.

The Orlando Science Center is again offering parents and caregivers a child-free evening on the town while their kids enjoy a full schedule of supervised activities.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the U.S. House proposed a bill Tuesday to move ahead of the stalled talks over another COVID-19 stimulus plan.

Scientists in Pittsburgh have discovered a molecule they say can both treat and prevent COVID-19.

Seminole County students who are at home getting instruction through Seminole Connect are being required to return to the classroom to take a nine-week assessment test.

Florida’s total coronavirus death toll reached 13,100 on Wednesday.

State health officials reported 3,116 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday.