Another worker at Orlando International Airport tests positive for coronavirus
A contract employee working at a car rental place tested positive for the virus.
Researchers working on drug to stop Coronavirus
Scientists are using super computers to find drug to stop the virus
Orange County Sheriff discusses Coronavirus preparations
Orange County Sheriff talks about what he is doing to keep citizens and deputies safe during the pandemic.
Can your pet get coronavirus?
The spread of the coronavirus has some pet owners concerned about their four-legged friends.
How will coronavirus impact theme parks
Disneyland in California announced the park will close on Saturday through the end of the month in response to the novel coronavirus. Walt Disney World in Florida has yet to announce any closures, but theme park analysts say it's only a matter of time.
President Trump addresses nation on coronavirus response
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is suspending all travel between the U.S. and Europe for 30 days beginning Friday as he seeks to combat a viral pandemic.
Governor DeSantis gives an update on coronavirus within the state
The news conference comes as the universities across the state were directed to hold online courses.
8 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Florida
The Florida Department of Health has announced eight new positive Florida COVID-19 cases. All individuals are being "appropriately cared for and isolated," the agency tweeted late Tuesday. The state has not released where the cases are or any other details about the patients.
Florida Tech closes graduation to families
At least one Central Florida university is changing its graduation ceremony plans due to concerns over the coronavirus. Florida Tech University is moving to a smaller venue and closing its ceremony to only allow graduates to attend.
Coronaviris testing kits on the way to Florida labs
Major laboratories in Florida will be getting in-house testing kits for COVID-19.
Coronavirus preparations at UF, UCF
The University of Florida is telling instructors they should consider moving classes online, in preparation for a possible outbreak of the coronavirus.
Coronavirus concerns at OIA and Port Everglades
The state is urging anyone who has traveled through Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale to self-quarantine should symptoms of coronavirus become present. Three workers there have tested positive for the virus. Meanwhile, a passenger who departed Orlando International Airport was rushed to the hospital upon landing in Rhode Island after she exhibited flu-like symptoms.
2nd case of coronavirus confirmed in Volusia County
The Florida Department of Health says there are now two cases of coronavirus in Volusia County. The second patient is a 60-year-old woman who recently traveled.
Florida issues coronavirus travel advisory
Florida lawmakers underwent a consultation by health officials on Monday over concerns they may have been exposed to the coronavirus. The five members of the Florida House of Representative and one staff member were given the all clear. In other news, Florida officials are walking back an earlier advisory requesting all travelers returning from foreign countries self-isolate, further sowing confusion over its efforts to contain a fast-spreading threat to public health
State and federal officials update public on coronavirus
Florida officials are walking back an earlier advisory requesting all travelers returning from foreign countries self-isolate, further sowing confusion over its efforts to contain a fast-spreading threat to public health.
Coronavirus scare on cruise ship
A coronavirus scare on a cruise ship off the coast of Florida caused delays for some passengers.
Stores set limits on coronavirus supplies
With some items flying off the shelves due to coronavirus concerns, some grocery stores are placing limits on how much you can buy.
Woman tests positive in Volusia County
Volusia County has documented its first confirmed case of COVID-19. On Monday, residents pressed officials for more details about the case and where the 66-year-old woman has been.
Coronavirus travel concerns
Dr. Jason Littleton visits the FOX 35 studio to address traveling as coronavirus fears rise.
Is COVID-19 and pandemic?
A major focus is keeping the coronavirus a widespread pandemic. Some have dismissed the COVID-19 as a weak flu, only deadly in about 1% to 3% percent of cases, depending on data. But those numbers get more serious when it becomes a pandemic, an epidemic that has spread over several countries or continents, usually affecting a large number of people