With reopening phases underway, Florida Politics keeps a running list of local orders.
Some have expired. Others remain until further notice.
A digest of the day's politics and policy while the bartender refreshes your drink.
Sabatini warned protesters who illegally entered Lake County businesses would be met with an AR-15.
The group expressed outrage over the death of George Floyd.
The funds will pay for nearly 300 new officers.
The Governor thanked the National Guard and state troopers for help keeping the peace.
Netflix, Disney, Levi Strauss, Citigroup express support for protests, Black Lives Matter.
As America remains in crisis, Trump's tough posture draws diametric views.
He's drawing comparisons to Richard Nixon.
The Governor called Floyd's murder "appalling."
Police battle protesters, as President ratchets up rhetoric.
The association is also creating a subcommittee to suggest solutions to the Florida Legislature.
The incident happened during protests Sunday.
Since the pandemic began, 2,613 people have died in Florida.
Fives sites were closed because guardsmen repositioned and five others were closed for safety.
The report may be optimistic.
Those precautions could add some delays to storm response times.
Monday brought 667 new cases and nine deaths related to COVID-19.
Eighteen counties have reported more than 10 deaths linked to long-term care facilities.
With residents holed up at home rush hour traffic has dipped considerably.
As of Sunday, 56,163 people have tested positive and 2,534 people have died.
In Florida and some other states, Legislature is not in session.
Did Florida beaches make New Yorkers unsafe?
Trump said U.S. would redirect the money, without providing specifics.
Jacksonville Mayor sounded ready for the Fox News green room.
In its entire system, the VA is down to 3 patients on hydroxychloroquine.
Blood clots can cause strokes, heart attacks and dangerous blockages.
Trump's response has been more about damage control than empathy.
The near-record low turnout marked a grim start for the summer travel season.
Bar owners are getting desperate.
Anticipation is only building.
The state is only just beginning to reemerge from several weeks of quarantining.
Still, the Margaritaville atmosphere may not return for some time.
SeaWorld opens in two weeks while Disney waits another month to open all of its parks.
The Governor also addressed national media partisan bias.
Board of Governors provides guidelines for each university's reopen plan.
Add Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, DeSoto, Leon, Polk, Pasco and Seminole counties to the tally.
Gas prices stay low another week.
The current moratorium ends June 2.
Spending at brick-and-mortar stores is down 35%.
Patronis' warning shot fell on deaf ears.
People might be back to work, but they still have unpaid bills.
New claims totals, though still high by historical standards, have fallen 8 straight weeks.
There are fears on both sides of the business.
The total would have been a weekly record before March.
The local party has not endorsed a candidate.
Is Jacksonville the best site? Mayor says so.
Temperature checks and fogger disinfection are in place.
Committees hearing, approving the cure legislation.
Protestors were met with a militarized police presence.
Tomalin will tackle business, education, government and the arts.
Democrats say the rule benefits Republicans.
"What we know is Medicaid is still antiquated."
Nick Catroppo named vice president of Political Operations.
Lee said family was also a factor in his decision to step down in November.
Fried's letter is the latest move by Democrats against Sabatini.
González is a former Director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Brown faces Ray Rodrigues for the open seat.
First candidate to file for the special election.
Republican Senate leadership is backing Garcia's bid.
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