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U.S. total
New today
Cases
5,053,123
8,259
Deaths
163,047
109
Florida total
Since Sunday
Cases
536,961
4,155
Deaths
8,408
93

Last updated 11:22 a.m. Aug. 10 EDT. The Florida total includes in-state residents and non-residents who tested positive while visiting the state. Source: Johns Hopkins and Florida Department of Health

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Marilyn Bell, 65 is a retired Pinellas school teacher who believes she contracted the coronavirus while volunteering for a children's enrichment program at a community rec center in St. Petersburg. She is seen here recovering at her home. [BOYZELL HOSEY | Times]
One of Florida’s biggest disparities: How coronavirus spread in Pinellas’ Black community
“It shouldn’t have taken a genius to see COVID was going to hurt us,” a Pinellas organizer said.
In this July 22, 2020, file photo, motorists take part in a caravan protest in front of Senator John Kennedy's office at the Hale Boggs Federal Building asking for the extension of the $600 in unemployment benefits to people out of work because of the coronavirus in New Orleans, La. A Republican proposal to slash the $600 weekly benefit boost for those left jobless because of the coronavirus shutdown could result in weeks or even months of delayed payments in some states. [STAFF PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER | AP]
With $600 checks disappearing, unemployed Floridians are facing a ‘perfect storm’ of problems
University of South Florida president Steve Currall and his wife, Cheyenne Currall, at Martin Luther King Plaza on the Tampa campus. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
Steve Currall has been USF president for a year. He’s very busy.
[SEAN KRISTOFF-JONES | Tampa Bay Times]
A tribute to the Floridians taken by the coronavirus
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The Scrapbook: What life has been like during the coronavirus pandemic

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Busch Gardens, SeaWorld attendance drops 96 percent due to coronavirus
Patrons of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay enjoy the 200-foot dive on the SheiKra roller coaster on June 11, 2020, in Tampa. The park, owned and operated by SeaWorld Entertainment, has reopened to the public for the first time in almost 3 months after closing on March 16 because of the coronavirus pandemic. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
Lebanon’s Cabinet resigns over Beirut blast amid public fury
A soldier stands at the devastated site of the explosion in the port of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, Pool) [THIBAULT CAMUS | AP]
Gas explosion levels 3 Baltimore homes; 1 dead, 1 trapped
Florida adds 4,155 coronavirus infections, 93 deaths
Owners in Hernando dog attack convicted, fined as victim finally returns home
More than 100 arrests, 13 officers hurt amid Chicago looting
What can Corcoran do to the Hillsborough schools?
Pasco grants 3 percent employee raises
Tropical wave in Atlantic could be next depression
Live events for the week of Aug. 10-16
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Former Lightning forward Vladislav Namestnikov (90), now with the Avalanche, scores against Stars goalie Anton Khudobin during a playoff qualifier last week in Edmonton. [JASON FRANSON | AP]
New faces in new places: You may have forgotten about these NHL trades
Justin Fields and the Buckeyes won't be playing this fall, according to a report out of Detroit. [PAUL SANCYA | Associated Press]
The Big Ten might not play this fall. Old Dominion is definitely out. Tracking the rumors.
Sonya Bryson-Kirksey can't sing the national anthem in person during the playoffs this season, but the Lightning still have ensured that her voice is present in Toronto. [DIRK SHADD | Times (2019)]
How the Lightning are bringing Tampa Bay home-ice cues into Toronto
Tampa Bay Rays starter Charlie Morton pitches against the New York Yankees during the first inning of a baseball game Sunday at Tropicana Field. [AP Photo/Steve Nesius]
Rays place Charlie Morton on injured list with shoulder inflammation
Rays starter Ryan Yarbrough pitches against the Boston Red Sox during the first inning at Tropicana Field on Aug. 5, 2020. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
What you need to know about Monday’s Rays-Red Sox game
Clemson star Trevor Lawrence has become the country's leading voice for players. [RICHARD SHIRO | AP]
Trevor Lawrence, other college football stars want to play, start players association
Athletics, Astros brawl during Oakland’s victory
USF coaches, players join growing chorus desiring to play football in 2020
Lightning will play Blue Jackets in NHL playoffs first round ... again
Collin Morikawa wins PGA Championship for first major victory
Please do not let the Yankees read this; they might get offended
Capitals top Bruins for No. 3 seed in Eastern Conference playoffs
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Busch Gardens, SeaWorld attendance drops 96 percent due to coronavirus
Patrons of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay enjoy the 200-foot dive on the SheiKra roller coaster on June 11, 2020, in Tampa. The park, owned and operated by SeaWorld Entertainment, has reopened to the public for the first time in almost 3 months after closing on March 16 because of the coronavirus pandemic. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times]
PBS will air special for kids on racism and give Ken Burns a channel
Brad, Yesenia and Xavier share adventures in "Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum" on PBS. The show will play a part in a PBS effort to talk to kids about race and racism that will air in October. [PBS]
Here’s the winner of Charlie Crist’s Pinellas Homemade Mask contest
5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: Aug. 10-16
Live events for the week of Aug. 10-16
Virtual events for the week of Aug. 10-16
In Tampa, a fountain is all that’s left of a historic hospital. A developer wants to save it.
Sex and wrestling: Mad Maxine shares seedy side of the sport
Back injury forces Simon Cowell off ‘America’s Got Talent’
Indigenous people gather in Vinoy Park to highlight resilience
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