Central Florida News

Schools across Florida will continue remote learning through the end of April, as outlined by the Florida Department Education.

Patients who have recovered from COVID-19 could help others fighting the virus. OneBlood is collecting plasma from those patients that is filled with antibodies.

For the first time in four years, the average price of gas per gallon has fallen below two dollars.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling on recently retired healthcare workers and law enforcement officers to return to the workforce to help in the fight against COVID-19.

Seminole County is officially under a "social distancing" order. Employees and customers must stay six feet apart.

Thousands of Instacart workers have gone on strike, saying the company is not doing enough to protect the home deliver workers

A group of firefighters are quarantined in Clermont after exposure to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19.

Residents and business owners are divided over whether to keep Brevard County beaches open amid concerns over the coronavirus.

Data from around the globe indicates that men appear to be more susceptible to the novel coronavirus than women when it comes to the severity of the illness.

A cruise ship bound for Florida has at least 200 sick people and four deaths believed to be connected to the coronavirus.

Orange County now ranks fourth in the state in the number of positive coronavirus cases at approximately 300.

A Tampa-area pastor has been arrested for holding a crowded church service, charged with unlawful assembly and violation of public health emergency rules of isolation or quaratine.

Teachers and administrators are asking families to be patient as they kick off the first week of distance learning.

One Central Florida mother spoke about technical issues and adjustments in the home on the first day of virtual learning. She recommends all parents create structure in the home.

The county is currently under a social distancing order.

The Governor gave the briefing from Palm Beach County.

Tens of thousands of students began virtual distance learning on Monday.

The Governor gave the update from Broward County.

Students in Central Florida are preparing to continue their education online.

Taylor Swift helps local waitress