Coronavirus

The Governor gave the update from Broward County.

The United States Senate has passed a bill aimed at giving American workers impacted by the coronavirus outbreak some relief. The House will vote on the legislation on Friday.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment surged to 3.28 million last week, shattering a decades-old record in jobless claims as the coronavirus pandemic forced businesses around the country to shutter their doors.

It will begin on Thursday night and last for two weeks.

President Donald Trump says he would like to lift restrictions prompted by coronavirus concerns by Easter.

As Congress was locked in stalemate, the number of known infections worldwide jumped past 350,000. After just a few weeks, the United States has more than 35,000 cases and more than 400 deaths.

Another attempt to advance the aid bill on Capitol Hill failed in an afternoon vote. The plan would send checks to U.S. households and offer support for small businesses and the hard-hit travel industry, among other things, but Democrats say it too heavily favors corporations at the expense of public health and workers.

Families should limit their children’s interactions altogether.

FOX 35 News got an exclusive look at the tents.

In Winter Park, the city has helped put up new signs in front of restaurants.

The man just got back from a cruise to Jamaica and learned that a fellow passenger tested positive for coronavirus.

The University of Central Florida will continue online instruction into the summer.

Coronavirus concerns is getting some inmates out of jail.

Testing is expected to ramp up very soon in Florida.

Both Walt Disney World and Kennedy Space Center are providing online options to teach kids from home.

With everything being canceled, teens across the state are missing out on major milestones.

The ships can be used as floating hospitals to make more space on land for coronavirus patients.