Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Monday, April 27, 2020.

CDC adds new symptoms to COVID-19 list (2:34)

Pharmacists around the state will be able to test for coronavirus (3:09)

Gov. DeSantis praises Central Florida’s coronavirus effort (5:21)

Coronavirus cases decline for 4 straight weeks in Orlando (11:06)

Central Florida officials fear rise in suicides (13:44)

Theme park’s post-pandemic world: 5 changes to expect (15:33)

Orange schools announce virtual graduations (17:04)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, April 24, 2020.

Florida coronavirus death toll tops 1,000 as cases pass 30,000 (1:24)

Trump suggests injecting disinfectant could treat the coronavirus (2:25)

In one month, coronavirus has set off more mass layoffs in Florida than the state had in all of 2019 (4:19)

Ruth’s Chris to return $20M in small business loans (6:13)

Independent doctors feel pressure (7:11)

The Grim Reaper protester promises to haunt Florida’s reopened beaches (13:03)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, April 23, 2020.

Florida coronavirus update for April 23: Infections have killed 960 among nearly 29K cases (1:31)

Nearly 25% of all unemployment claims in Florida have been filed by tourism workers (3:57)

Congress to keep small business loan for big hotels, restaurants (5:57)

Florida coronavirus task force calls for specific health guidelines, frets over lawsuits (13:05)

Universal sees temperature checks, virtual queuing for reopening (16:16)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wednesday, April 22, 2020.

DeSantis says state avoided public health disaster (1:36)

Study: No benefits, more deaths in COVID-19 patients treated with hydroxychloroquine (4:17)

Florida tourism, restaurant industry leaders lay out steps to reopen (5:00)

Coronavirus testing sites (7:39)

Florida improves unemployment system, but hundreds of thousands still left waiting (8:13)

Orlando police cracks down on speeders (12:48)

Celebrate Earth Day virtually (15:58)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, April 21, 2020.

New data shows who coronavirus is killing in Central Florida (1:26)

DeSantis task force to restart Florida economy looks to overcome coronavirus ‘psychology of fear’ (3:20)

Orange County still facing testing shortage (6:15)

Changes to Florida’s bridge loan program allowed some businesses to get multiple loans while 37,000 received nothing 10:36)

Publix mandates employees to wear masks as workers test positive for coronavirus (14

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Monday, April 20, 2020.

Orange County testing sites open this week (1:26)

Florida schools will remain shut (4:15)

Florida’s ‘distance learning’ proves challenging (6:00)

26 Central Florida senior-living facilities with coronavirus cases on state list (7:22)

Protesters call for reopening state (9:12)

Decision to reopen some Florida beaches causes controversy (12:29)

Celebrations for high school seniors: Parking lot pep rally (14:10)

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Orange to ramp up coronavirus testing, DeSantis sets up Florida ‘reopening’ task force, names new unemployment boss, Florida farmers face destroying surplus crops because of coronavirus, Orlando airport to defer payments from airlines, rental cars and concessions, Mayor Demings on creating taskforce to reopen businesses, Social distancing at the links? Try disc golf for a change, virtual races themed for the coronavirus raise funds

Florida closes emergency loan program, 37,000 small businesses turned away, coronavirus scare prompts surge in telehealth visits, Florida food stamps recipients can shop online to avoid coronavirus exposure, Florida’s teachers union: Keep schools closed through end of academic year.

Florida surgeon general warns social distancing could be needed for a year or more, 5 mobile coronavirus testing sites planned, Orange County sees flattening of curve, DeSantis classified WWE ‘essential business,' Central Florida companies shift gears to produce hand sanitizer and PPE, Breweries band together to help hospitality workers.