This week on The Florida Roundup: How much or how little the state of Florida is telling the public about the spread of the Zika virus has come under scrutiny . So why are some saying the Florida Department of Health's daily Zika update may not be providing the complete picture? Also, why is it taking so long for pregnant women in Florida to get their Zika test results back from the state labs? WLRN's Sammy Mack and Kate Stein fill us in on the latest. Listen here: Plus, the sparkling waters of

This week, there is confusion, fear and anger in Miami Beach -- one of two Miami-Dade county zika transmission hot spots. The cause of the public outcry? The pre-dawn aerial spraying for zika-carrying mosquitoes that began this morning. Round two of that spraying is set for Sunday. But, the battle to fund it is turning into a political chess game in Washington, D.C. The U.S. Senate came back on Tuesday from a seven-week summer recess and failed AGAIN to pass a Zika funding bill. So, how much

This week, three batches of mosquitoes found in traps in Miami Beach tested positive for Zika . In another important development, the Florida Department of Health admitted it may take longer for pregnant women to get their Zika test results back. WLRN’s health reporter Sammy Mack fills us in on the latest on the Zika epidemic in South Florida. Listen here: And, the races are set: Senator Marco Rubio versus Representative Patrick Murphy , Representative Carlos Curbelo against Joe Garcia, and