According to the new data, the number of new Northwest Florida cases continues to increase slowly. — Okaloosa climbed overnight from, 14 to 16. — Walton climbed from 10 to 12. — Santa Rosa increased from 6 to 7.— Bay County has 2 more confirmed cases for a total of 3.Restrictions have been placed on activity across the panhandle, but officials have stopped short of issuing a lockdown.

According to the new data, the number of new Northwest Florida cases continues to increase slowly. — Okaloosa climbed overnight from, 14 to 16. — Walton climbed from 10 to 12. — Santa Rosa increased from 6 to 7.— Bay County has 2 more confirmed cases for a total of 3.Restrictions have been placed on activity across the panhandle, but officials have stopped short of issuing a lockdown.

It was only two months ago that a construction team began the massive, $3.2 million renovation on the popular Chick-fil-A restaurant at 743 Beal Parkway NW.The renovation, scheduled to last about 10 weeks, is still on track. Chick-fil-A is still set to open at the beginning of April, which was the plan all along.

COVID-19 claimed several more lives in Florida on Tuesday, including Tony-winning writer Terrence McNally, as the number of COVID-19 cases kept rising.The Florida Department of Health reported Tuesday evening that 1,467 people have tested positive for the disease in Florida. The number of deaths from COVID-19 reached 20.

City and state government take further steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Oklahoma tribes take steps to recoup financial losses, and talking to your children about the health crisis.

Total florida case of cornovirus are at 1,227 as of Tuesday March 24, 2020 according to the florida department of health

There have been 17 deaths reported by the agency

In local counties - Escambia has 10 cases

Santa Rosa - 4 cases

Okaloosa County  has 14 cases

Walton County - 10 cases

 and Bay County has 1 case

In today’s episode we examine how schools are working to provide services to their students, how a popular meal service program is still serving older Oklahomans, and how COVID-19 is effecting the aerospace industry.

Voice of Business: Tim Murray, CEO and president of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, talks about the chamber's efforts to support the local business community during the coronavirus pandemic.