Fried's agency will waive certain packaging and labeling requirements for those eggs.
Floridians have struggled with an unemployment system riddled with glitches and uncertainty.
It's not a cure, but early evidence suggests it helps people combat COVID-19.
Remote watch parties are now a thing.
More early voting is possible, if the supervisors get their wish.
Congressional candidates say allowing digital petition signatures doesn't help with an already passed deadline.
283 deaths and 14,504 cases are now reported in Florida.
The Attorney General's Office has set up multiple ways to report those scams.
As of 10 a.m., the university has raised more than $250,000
Claimants report waiting on hold for hours-long stretches.
Hospitals started using the five-minute tests Sunday.
Sarasota and Lee counties have wrestled with mortality rates.
There are now 254 deaths attributed to the virus among 13,629 total cases.
Just as deadly in long run. Much deadlier at crunchtime, now seen as April 21.
Modly fired Capt. Brett Crozier after a letter outlining coronavirus fears leaked.
69% of Floridians call state's COVID-19 response 'not aggressive enough.'
Another death. Another pick up. And so out he went.
Modelers compare ranges to the cone of uncertainty in hurricane forecasts.
Boris Johnson needed oxygen but no ventilator at last report.
Stocks rallied on Wall Street and around the world.
Black residents account for 72% of deaths and 52% of cases in Chicago.
Johnson has asked Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to run the government.
The Governor didn't break unemployment benefits, but needs to fix them, lawmakers said.
Small businesses are struggling to stay afloat.
Roughly $7 billion was set aside in the relief package for emergency financial aid grants.
Half said they can't survive for more than two months under current conditions.
Some customers wait hours in hopes of slots with Ocado or other services.
MLB, players' union, kicking around ideas on how to have a season.
Even if campuses reopen, will students return?
Florida is the only heavily populated state near the top of the list.
The local relief is part of a broader $2.2 trillion package.
Lawmakers warn Orlando fire, police could run short of PPE in a week or two.
Can a sales tax hike sell in post-COVID 19 world?
Will new board solve old problems?
The fund will initially provide $1 million for relief efforts.
The site will be available via appointment only.
We’re not saying there weren’t any losers this year.
“I have no regrets, because I’ve tried to do it in a very genuine manner."
“As far as down the road, in later years, who knows?”
“There’s no political rhetoric going on down here right now."
Push to backdate benefits for fired workers.
“I grew up listening to the stories, which helped me realize, ‘Yeah, we do live in a pretty great country.’"
The former House candidate has some ideas on addressing this pandemic.
Truenow, of Mount Dora, is owner and president of Lake Jem Farms.
Jonathan Tallman said the move is needed to put more money back into Floridians' pockets.
U.S. Supreme Court ruled Governor could not delay election.
The conversation was the culmination of a dayslong effort by aides to get the two on the phone.
Meanwhile, there's still a Democratic primary going on.
The responsibility rests with all of us — I know we can and will rise to the challenge.
The coming days are expected to be our "Pearl Harbor moment" with people losing their lives from COVID-19.
Winning the war against COVID-19 will be a battle of logistics.
Coffee is for closers. So is Sunburn, your morning rundown of Florida politics.
The look is similar to the uniforms the team wore from 1997-2013.
Workers will see an immediate pay bump of $1.50 an hour.
A supermoon rises in the sky this week, looking to be the biggest and brightest of the year.
“She understands the alchemy of sugar, flour, eggs and yeast."
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