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Coronavirus in Florida

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches into its second year, read the latest on the coronavirus, its variants and the vaccines as well as helpful tips from safety to economic relief and more.

U.S. total
Yesterday's total
Cases
32,722,172
21,392
Deaths
581,847
238
Florida total
Since Sunday
Cases
2,272,102
2,296
Deaths
36,498
53

Last updated 2:15 p.m. May 10. 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

  1. Gasparilla Music Festival will return Oct. 1-3
    15 minutes ago• Entertainment
    Brandi Carlile performed at the last Gasparilla Music Festival on March 7, 2020.
  2. Florida adds 2,296 coronavirus cases, 53 deaths Monday
    20 minutes ago• Health
    Florida recorded more than 2,000 coronavirus cases Monday
  5. Bill Maher returns to Clearwater, Justin Bieber pushes Tampa show to 2022
    37 minutes ago• Entertainment
    Bill Maher from HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher" will perform at Ruth Eckerd Hall in June.
  6. Florida adds 3,231 coronavirus cases, 33 deaths Sunday
    Yesterday• Health
    Florida added more than 3,000 coronavirus cases on Sunday.
  7. Florida adds 3,977 coronavirus cases, 66 deaths Saturday
    Yesterday• Health
    Florida’s positivity rate was about 7.3 percent Saturday, according to Johns Hopkins University.
  8. Florida adds 4,165 coronavirus cases, 89 deaths Friday
    May 7• Health
    Florida’s positivity rate was about 7.6 percent Friday, according to Johns Hopkins University.
  9. Disney, Busch Gardens and other theme parks drop temperature screenings
    May 7• Theme Parks
    A guest has her temperature checked before entering SeaWorld as it reopens with new safety measures in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, Thursday, June 11, 2020, in Orlando, Fla. The park had been closed since mid-March to stop the spread of the new coronavirus. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
  10. Florida courthouses ease some coronavirus restrictions
    May 7• Health
    Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Canady amended orders on Thursday so that masks, temperature checks and health screenings will no longer be required to enter state court buildings.
  11. Confusion over St. Petersburg sidewalk seating after DeSantis order
    May 6• Health
    Sidewalk seating rules in St. Petersburg that were relaxed last year in response to the pandemic to allow businesses to seat more patrons safely are in jeopardy. City officials are trying to codify the changes to make the rules more permanent.
  12. Florida adds 4,504 coronavirus cases, 73 deaths Thursday
    May 6• Health
    Florida’s positivity rate was about 7.9 percent Thursday, according to Johns Hopkins University.

Información acerca del coronavirus en español

Nueva York todavía almacena a las víctimas del COVID-19 en camiones refrigerados
3 hours ago• CENTRO
La Estatua de la Libertad es visible detrás de camiones frigoríficos destinados a almacenar cadáveres que se encuentran en un lote en el muelle de la calle 39, en el distrito de Brooklyn de Nueva York. . (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, File)
Las escuelas de Florida reaccionan a las últimas órdenes de DeSantis acerca de coronavirus
May 6• CENTRO
Los estudiantes continúan usando máscaras y otras protecciones en la mayoría de las escuelas de Florida. Los funcionarios de distrito de todo el estado están revisando sus políticas para el verano y el otoño.
Camiones de comida latinos se reinventan para sobrevivir
May 5• CENTRO
La cantante de origen peruano Marita Salas atrae a un público que ha ayudado a cambiar la suerte de un camión de comida latinoamericana: La Princesa Sabor Peruano. Ella canta dos veces al mes en el centro comercial Town 'N Country, donde se estaciona el camión de comida.
El sector de los vehículos recreativos (RV) sigue creciendo en Florida
May 3• CENTRO
Lorrie Atkinson, de 60 años, pasea a su shihtzu, Hope, fuera de su casa rodante Jayco North Point de 43 pies el jueves 15 de abril de 2021, en Bay Bayou RV Resort en Tampa. Atkinson ha estado viviendo en el Bay Bayou RV Resort con su marido, Jim Atkinson, de 62 años, durante los últimos cuatro años trabajando a distancia desde la casa club y su caravana. Ahora ha sido testigo de cómo muchas más familias se lanzan a la vida de la RV como resultado de la pandemia.
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