Coronavirus and flu shots
Beth Galvin of the FOX Medical Team speaks to FOX 35.
Will Americans get a second $1,200 stimulus check? What we know
The fate of a second stimulus check was thrown into uncertainty last week when White House officials and Democratic leaders missed a self-imposed deadline to cut a deal on another round of emergency coronavirus aid.
SeaWorld hoping to reverse losses
SeaWorld Orlando has announced dismal earnings and poor attendance due to the coronavirus pandemic. Officials are hoping an upcoming event this fall will help to turn things around.
Tracking Coronavirus: Florida health officials report 4,155 new cases and 91 more deaths overnight
FOX 35 tracks the latest COVID-19 news.
Tracking Coronavirus: Florida health officials report 6,229 new cases and 77 more deaths
FOX 35 tracks the latest COVID-19 news.
Some receiving notices even though eviction ban still in place
The ban on evictions is still in effect for those impacted by the pandemic, but some say they are already getting notices.
Furloughed hotel workers not coming back soon
The coronavirus pandemic is having a big impact on Central Florida's economy. Four major Orlando hotels say furloughed workers will not be returning to work anytime soon.
University of Washington model predicts nearly 300,000 COVID-19 deaths in US by Dec. 1
A widely cited University of Washington model predicts U.S. deaths from COVID-19 will reach nearly 300,000 by Dec. 1.
Managing credit card debt during coronavirus pandemic
The CEO of Credible Stephen Dash speaks to FOX 35 about managing credit card debt.
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: Child abuse calls drop more than 70 percent since COVID-19 closed schools
Reports of child abuse are down 73%, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, when comparing the months of March through June, to the same time period in 2019.
Fight over face-mask mandate goes to appeals court
A battle about the constitutionality of a Leon County ordinance that requires people to wear face masks to try to curb the spread of COVID-19 is headed to a state appeals court.
Cruise lines suspend operations until at least Oct. 31 amid COVID-19 pandemic
“This is a difficult decision as we recognize the crushing impact that this pandemic has had on our community and every other industry,” said the Cruise Lines International Association in a statement.
'Unnecessary': Florida's teachers union granted emergency hearing on lawsuit reopening schools
On July 20, a lawsuit was filed to stop Governor DeSantis' order that requires all Florida schools to resume face-to-face learning five days a week.
Report: 2 Florida teenagers die from COVID-19, state data shows
Children are said to not be in the high-risk group for coronavirus but they can still fall ill and require hospitalization, a report says.
Governor DeSantis hosts roundtable discussing how to let visitors safely inside assisted living facilities
Mary Daniel has been advocating for herself and others with loved ones in long-term care facilities.
Apopka High School coach in medically-induced coma, battling COVID-19
An Orange County man who has been coaching youth baseball for decades is the latest person to test positive for the coronavirus.
Lake County School District offers rapid testing to students, teachers
The Lake County School District is offering rapid tests for students and employees, part of a partnership with Adult Medicine, the health department, and the county government.
States reopening as daily COVID-19 death count rises
As some students across the country prepare to return to class, a spike in daily COVID deaths could impact those plans.
Federal response to coronavirus
A small but singularly influential group is a driving force for an agreement on a stalled coronavirus relief bill: Endangered Senate GOP incumbents who need to win this fall if Republicans are going to retain control of the majority.
Central Florida school districts offer parents help with virtual school struggles
For example, Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, and Osceola counties can provide laptops and portable internet hotspots to students who do not have their own.