Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Medical examiners in Central Florida have reported the highest number of COVID-19 deaths this month compared to each month since March, when the first cases of coronavirus death were reported.... | | |
The Orange County School Board will meet at 9 a.m. to hash out plans for reopening schools next month, the day after Florida reported a record number of deaths and the county reported... | | |
After workers suddenly and inexplicably stopped receiving federal checks back in May, Florida's unemployment agency told them it would be five business days and then the money should start... | | |
Former Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg used driver's licenses surrendered to his office by customers to create fake identification cards for himself, according to a newly filed... | | |
A document prepared for the White House Coronavirus Task Force but not publicized suggests more than a dozen states should revert to more stringent protective measures, limiting social gatherings... | | |
Challenges come with whatever decision students make, from concerns about how safe campus will be to apartments not willing to budge on breaking leases. | | |
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Florida's felon voting rights case, a move that blocks nearly 600,000 ex-felons from participating in at least the August primary and possibly all the... | | |
Authorities say block parties at Kissimmee-area vacation rentals have emerged as a problem during the coronavirus pandemic, posing a safety threat to attendees and deputies at a time when... | | |
Shoppers at all of the more than 1,250 Publix stores will be required to wear face coverings starting Tuesday. | | |
UCF athletics director Danny White asked fans to wear masks and told them he remains optimistic the Knights will play sports in 2020-21 despite the challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic. | | |
The Florida Classic is in jeopardy after the MEAC announced it is suspending all fall sports competition due to the coronavirus pandemic. | | |
Riley Nutt, a Central Florida man of faith, is walking from Cape Canaveral to St. Pete to raise money for a children's homeless mission in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and awareness of Florida's... | | |
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended its No Sail Order for cruise ships from U.S. ports through the end of September in its efforts to battle the coronavirus pandemic. | | |
The U.S. is continuing to see flare-ups of coronavirus cases while lockdown restrictions are loosened in most states. As travel restrictions are lifted, gyms and restaurants begin to allow... | | |
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