State unpublishes report tracking COVID-19 cases on school campuses

More than 700 coronavirus cases have been linked to K-12 schools and higher-education institutions over the course of two weeks as students and employees began returning to campuses across the state, according to a Florida Department of Health report made public Monday, then later deleted.

Miami Dolphins to allow up to 13,000 fans at home opener

The Miami Dolphins will allow up to 13,000 socially distancing fans to attend their home opener against the Buffalo Bills on Sept. 20, a decision that divided political leaders and upset the visiting coach.

Convenience store in tourist district struggling

Unemployment claims have jumped back above one million, demonstrating that the economy is losing jobs. One small grocery owner in Orlando tourist district is now faced with eating his own merchandise because customers are not returning.

Effectiveness of convalescent plasma under review

Questions remain about how effective convalescent plasma can be in helping patients with COVID-19 fight the virus. While not FDA approved, doctors can still use the procedure as a therapeutic approach, which many claim helped in recovery.

Hotels hoping to get bailed out

Hotels and resorts across Central Florida are struggling and the hospitality industry is hoping federal relief will come to the rescue.

Disney attendance concerns

Disney World is seeing sparse crowds during the pandemic. Hopes of normalcy after the parks reopened are far from reality, leaving an uncertain future in the coming months for the company and our economy.

Companies testing antibody drugs

With more than 20 million global cases of COVID-19 and a vaccine months away, companies are working on ways to fight the virus.

Royal Caribbean to test passengers for COVID-19

A new plan is under consideration to get cruise ships sailing again safely. Royal Caribbean is a major player at Port Canaveral and is proposing to test passengers for COVID-19 before they board.