Good morning. It’s Tuesday, April 14th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for scattered thunderstorms, with a high of 94 and a low of 74. In business news: Two Orlando developers have built an app that could limit shoppers’ potential exposure to coronavirus by telling them what’s on the shelves at nearby grocery stores.

Good morning. It’s Monday, April 13th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for mostly sunny with winds, with a high of 94 and a low of 74. In local coronavirus news, two Central Florida zip codes that are COVID-19 hot spots signal majority Hispanic communities and service workers hit hardest with coronavirus exposure.

Good morning. It’s Friday, April 10th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for scattered thunderstorms, with a high of 76 and a low of 60. In auto insurance news, With fewer people driving during the coronavirus pandemic, some auto insurance companies are issuing refunds and waiving late fees.

Good morning. It’s Thursday, April 9th. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for partly sunny skies, with a high of 88 and a low of 72. In coronavirus news: An influential model used by the White House to chart the coronavirus pandemic is showing that fewer Floridians will die of the new virus than initially thought — assuming everyone strictly observes social distancing measures through the end of May.

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, April 8th. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for mostly sunny skies, with a high of 89 and a low of 72. In crime news: The complete autopsies for the wife and three children of Anthony Todt, who were found dead in their Celebration home in January, determined they were killed by "unspecified violence” combined with overdoses of Benadryl.

Good morning. It’s Monday, April 6th. I’m NAME and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for partly cloudy skies and showers, with a high of 79 and a low of 67. /// Florida’s coronavirus cases are now up to 12,151, with the state’s death toll at 218. Central Florida now has over 1,600 reported cases, although no new deaths were reported in the region as of Sunday morning.

Good morning. It’s Friday, April 3rd. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for partly sunny skies, with a high of 83 and a low of 61. In economic news amid the coronavirus outbreak, the nation saw another 6.6 million unemployment claims in the last week, doubling the record set the previous week so more than 10 million claims have been made in the last 14 days.

Good morning. It’s Thursday, April 2nd. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for sunny skies, with a high of 79 and a low of 59. In coronavirus news: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued a stay-at-home executive order that goes into effect statewide at twelve-oh-one a.m. Friday, April 3rd and lasts through April 30th.

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, April 1st. I’m Kyle Sauerhoefer and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for sunny skies, with a high of 78 and a low of 55. In coronavirus news: Drive-thru COVID-19 testing will be available to more people beginning Wednesday, according to state Emergency Management officials who received federal approval to expand the test pool near the Orange County Convention Center.

Good morning. It’s Monday, March 31st. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here’s your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel. The weather forecast today calls for partly cloudy skies, with a high of 90 and a low of 65. In coronavirus news: More Florida beaches have either closed completely or further limited access, but both of Central Florida’s nearest beaches, Volusia and Brevard, are still somewhat accessible.