CARES Act money helping with job training

Some of the money approved in last year's CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act is still being spent in Central Florida. Polk County is using it to fast-track training for jobs that desperately need to be filled.

Reopenings as the vaccine rollout continues

More Americans are getting the COVID-19 vaccines, but public health officials say it's still too soon for states to reopen. This comes as a new study suggests schools can safely reopen with just three feet of social distancing. So far, more than 37 million Americans have been vaccinated.

Finals days of Bike Week 2021

This is the final weekend of Bike Week in Daytona Beach. Business owners say they have seen the strongest turnout for crowds since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Biden targeting May 1 to open vaccines to all

President Joe Biden is rushing to make vaccines available to more Americans, hoping to get shots into your arm by May 1, but in Florida, you could get it even sooner than that.

Post-pandemic workplace changes

We're getting a better look at the trends in commercial real estate which could help determine if thousands of workers will continue to work remotely after the pandemic or return to the office.

AdventHealth reflects on anniversary of pandemic

One year into the pandemic and things are actually starting to look a little bit better. AdventHealth says COVID-19 hospitalizations are down about 40 percent and the hospital has distributed more than 50,000 vaccines.

Finding success during a pandemic

It was exactly 365 days ago today that the World Health Organization made the announcement that would change all of our lives: the coronavirus had grown into a pandemic. Since then, people have lost their jobs, traveling stopped, and some of our favorite restaurants closed. Still, some businesses figured out a way to make it work.

Age to get COVID-19 shot in Florida drops on Monday

Florida will be lowering the age to get a coronavirus vaccine to 60-and-up on Monday, March 15. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday said that age limit could soon drop to 55 and then the general public below age 55 would be able to get a shot. The governor was not specific about a timeline beyond Monday.