Rent going up at HUD complex amid COVID-19 outbreak
For many out of work, rent is a huge concern. Now, some residents at a Housing and Urban Development complex are facing rising rents.
Parents work as teachers during coronavirus
Parents have been forced into teaching their kids from home
UCF students raise over $800,000 to benefit Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
UCF students had a virtual celebration after reaching a big goal for Arnold Palmer Hospital.
SeaWorld CEO resigns after just months on the job
This decision also comes just a little over a week after SeaWorld announced that they will or already have temporarily furloughed over 90 percent of its current employees.
Coronavirus testing begins at University of Central Florida on Monday
To be tested at the new UCF coronavirus testing site, individuals must be prescreened by a healthcare provider and prescribed a test
Woman dead after shooting in Orlando, police say
Police said that the woman was driven to the hospital with gunshot wounds. She later succumbed to her injuries.
10th security officer at Orlando International Airport tests positive for COVID-19, TSA says
Officials say the TSA officer who tested positive for coronavirus has not worked at Orlando International Airport since March 23.
Local senator offering paper copies of unemployment applications to workers
A local senator is offering paper copies of unemployment applications to people.
COVID-19 recovery numbers aren't available for Florida yet
New numbers from Johns Hopkins University show the number of people who have recovered after testing positive for coronavirus, but experts say the reported number is low.
Central Florida church held in-person Sunday Service as stay-at-home order allows religious services
The Center Arena Church held its usual Sunday service, as the "stay-at-home" order allows them to. They are just one of several churches holding services in-person.
Off-campus UCF students struggling to pay rent; officials trying to end leases
University of Central Florida students who live off-campus say they're having a hard time paying their rent without jobs during the statewide stay-at-home order.
Chicks flying off shelves amid COVID-19 pandemic
Along with toilet paper and hand sanitizer, chicks are flying off the shelves, nationwide. Bill Palmer, who runs Palmer Feed in downtown Orlando, says he's never seen it like this.
Ormond Beach company tapped to help make coils for ventilators
As companies shutter, Standard Technology faced a similar dilemma as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the nation.
Consumers hoping their favorite businesses survive pandemic
With the statewide stay-at-home order in place ad extended, many consumers wonder which of their favorite businesses will survive.
Hospitals taking steps to protect cancer patients at risk during COVID-19 outbreak
Many cancer patients with compromised immune systems are worried about exposure to COVID-19. Doctors at Orlando Health are now offering virtual visits for patients.
Protecting cancer patients from COVID-19 exposure
Cancer patients with compromised immune systems are seeing doctors remotely
Passengers continue to disembark from ships at Port Everglades
Thousands of health passengers continue to disembark from two ships at Port Everglades following a screening process.
Lake Nona neighborhood does "Chalk your Walk" challenge, spreading positive drawings & messages
More than 100 families in Laureate Park are doing the “Chalk your Walk” challenge.
Anthony’s Coal Fire Pizza, CKO Kickboxing team up to feed hospital worker
Some healthcare workers on the frontline received a little extra energy from a local restaurant.
Ill-fated cruise ships get permission to dock in Florida
Two cruise ships carrying sick passengers docked in Florida at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. Four passengers have died.