Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Many Florida gym-goers will return to their routines this week as the state's fitness facilities are allowed to reopen, but they're bound to see a lot of changes. Some owners are requiring instructors to wear masks and temporarily turning off machines to encourage social distancing. | | |
Florida's coronavirus death toll hit 1,973 Sunday while 777 new reported cases brought the total to 45,588, according to the health department. | | |
Tropical Storm Arthur moved away from Florida's coastline Sunday evening, but placed North Carolina under a tropical storm warning. | | |
Frustrated Floridians seeking unemployment compensation could face a new crisis in the coming months: exhausting their benefits before the state's tourism-dependent economy bounces back from the coronavirus pandemic. | | |
A Mount Dora man was arrested a year after the Florida Highway Patrol says he was the driver of a pickup that struck a 21-year-old man, killing him. | | |
Drivers on I-4 west should plan to take an alternative route to get to State Road 408 east on Monday. | | |
Hotelier Harris Rosen and Florida Rep. Anthony Sabatini write that Florida can fully reopen businesses if testing is combined with coronavirus screening of employees and customers. | | |
Thanks to his decisive shot, Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson won $1.85 million for the American Nurses Foundation in pro golf's televised return on Sunday in the TaylorMade Driving Relief exhibition in Palm Beach County. Rickie Fowler, who made seven birdies, and Matthew Wolff made $1.15 million for the CDC Foundation. | | |
Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers. | | |
Despite having an over/under win total of six, here's why the Miami Dolphins could win as many as 10 games. | | |
In isolation, Orlando-area music artists talk about songs they've recorded and their hopes for the future. | | |
The Great American Paint In will attempt to visually depict emotional reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic. | | |
Matt Burt, a graphic artist that works for the website Simple Thrifty Living , designed these Disney Princess images showing them excelling in the corporate world. | | |
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