Coronavirus Impact: Masks Slowly Becoming Mandatory For Air Travelers
It's something we haven't seen in a while – a line at the airport as passengers waited to be screened. Of note, nearly everyone is wearing a mask.
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It's something we haven't seen in a while – a line at the airport as passengers waited to be screened. Of note, nearly everyone is wearing a mask.
Universities across the state will allow students to have items delivered to them or return to campus at a safe time to pick up belongings.
A troubling neuromuscular disorder has been found in Florida's panther and bobcat populations.
Epidemiologists are baffled by how the coronavirus pandemic has played out thus far in Florida but the state's governor isn't waiting much longer to declare his response a win.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said he will hold a news conference Monday to address the state's much-criticized CONNECT unemployment compensation system.
Authorities are charging two Deerfield Beach teens with the shooting death of a 16-year-old during a weed deal gone wrong.
An orphaned infant manatee was rescued Saturday by Florida Keys-based marine mammal rescue volunteers in oceanside waters off Islamorada.
A man who had been living out his quarantine on a shuttered private Disney World island, tells authorities it felt like a "tropical paradise."
A Boca Raton nurse filed an equal opportunity complaint alleging her condo rental application was denied because her ICU job brings her in contact with novel coronavirus patients.
Officials in some Florida counties say a patchwork of state regulations makes implementing the guidelines difficult, as restaurants in many cities prepare to re-open on Monday under new pandemic rules set by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
A lawyer dresses up as the Grim Reaper is haunting state beaches to protest their reopening, which he believes is premature.
A woman accused a heavily tattooed and possibly armed Florida man of taking her to a camper and sexually battering her before burning her hair.
A federal judge ordered authorities to release hundreds of immigrants from three Florida detention centers to prevent a wider spread of the coronavirus and protect detainees with underlying conditions.
A U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent and a telecommunications specialist are accused of stealing personal protective equipment, toilet paper, and other supplies from an agency warehouse in Miami.
Post World War II into the 1950s, America traveled.
