U.S. launches web portal to help Social Security recipients with kids get stimulus checks
The Treasury Department has created an online web tool to help make sure those receiving Social Security benefits, who didn't file a tax return recently, can get stimulus checks.
Tracking coronavirus: Global deaths surpass 102,000; Florida cases near 18,000 with 419 dead
FOX 35 is keeping you updated with the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.
UCF to expand remote instruction through the summer
The earliest that face-to-face classes could resume is in the fall.
Universal Orlando Resort extends closure until May 31, part-time workers to be furloughed
Universal Orlando Resort said that they are extending the closure until May 31st. Employees will continue to be paid but the amount will decrease on April 20th. Then, starting on May 3rd, part-time workers will be furloughed.
Social distancing may be here to stay
Some experts in California believe data shows the state is getting closer to flattening the curve, but flattening the curve could mean social distancing for months longer.
Over 16,800 cases of coronavirus in Florida, death toll jumps to 371, Florida Department of Health says
The Florida Department of Health says 666 more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed, bringing the statewide total to 16,826. The death toll has also jumped to 371.
COVID-19 scam warnings
Criminals are taking advantage of the fear and panic surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.
Wounded Warrior Project commits $10 million to helping veterans impacted by coronavirus pandemic
The Wounded Warrior Project said that they will give financial assistance to veterans who are unable to meet their food or shelter needs because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Central Florida farm selling blueberries, essential items online
The Central Florida farm is selling blueberries and essential items online.
22% of Floridians working from home are drinking alcohol during their shifts, survey says
The survey showed that 22 percent of Floridians working from home are drinking during their shifts.
IRS speeds up coronavirus check printing, delivery ahead of schedule
Cash-strapped consumers may catch a break.
California woman arrested for allegedly licking nearly $2G in grocery store items
Employees reported that the woman, 53, licked several pieces of jewelry for sale in the store that she placed on her hands before putting the groceries in her cart.
Paying it Forward: Orlando church gives $1,000 to mother and son in need
The Kingdom Church of Orlando is on a mission, paying it forward. They are giving away one-thousand dollars every week to a person in need.
Florida community gathers to say Pledge of Allegiance for first responders
Neighbors from more than 2,000 homes in the Florida community stand in their driveways to say the Pledge of Allegiance together.
Group provides meals for first responders
The Front Line Appreciation Group is feeding health staff and law enforcement officers during COVID-19 pandemic while also supporting local restaurants.
Coronavirus has infected American Airlines, Southwest flight attendants, unions claim
Hundreds of flight attendants employed by American Airlines and Southwest Airlines have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, their unions have claimed.
COVID-19 in Florida prisons puts inmates, families on edge
Four inmates and 37 employees at 17 prisons and three probation offices throughout the state have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
GEICO to return $2.5 billion to customers amid coronavirus pandemic
If you are a policyholder, you do not need to take any action. The discount will be applied automatically when customers renew.
How to print out a Florida unemployment application
As technical woes continue to plague Florida's unemployment website, many residents are turning to an old-fashioned method: printing out a paper application to put in the mail.
Andrea Bocelli to perform Easter concert at empty Duomo Cathedral in Milan
The opera legend will be accompanied by organist Emanuele Vianelli during his solo “Music for Hope” concert, which will include traditional pieces such as “Ave Maria,” Mascagni’s “Sancta Maria” and “Amazing Grace.”