Osceola County modifies order requiring face masks in public
Osceola County’s emergency order that requires people to wear face coverings in public was modified by the executive policy group on Monday afternoon.
Face masks: What you need to know
With the CDC now recommending face masks in public and some local governments like Osceola County issuing local orders to do so, what does it take to keep that essential accessory clean and working properly?
Keeping Gatorland gators fed during coronavirus outbreak
The coronavirus outbreak is having an impact on the reptiles at Gatorland. Officials say the meat supply is running low.
Osceola County modifies face mask requirement
An mandate requiring that face masks be worn by anyone in public in Osceola County went into effect on Monday. The county has since modified the executive order to remove a $500 fine or jail time for those who violate the mandate,
Mask mandate goes into effect, requiring Osceola County residents to wear masks in public
Law enforcement will make sure Osceola County residents comply with this mask mandate, requiring people to wear masks when in public.
Osceola County to require residents wear face masks in public spaces starting Monday
Every person working, living, visiting, or doing business in Osceola County is required to wear a cloth facial covering consistent with the current CDC guidelines while in any public place, effective Monday, April 13.
Osceola County to require face masks
Osceola County offficials on Friday announced an executive order requiring all people to where face masks to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Osceola County to require face masks
Officials in Osceola County will require that everyone wear a face mask when it public, effective Monday.
Osceola School District to provide students with meals during extended school closure
The meals will be given out from March 23 through May 1 as children continue with distancing learning due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Florida deputies perform 'parade of lights' to show appreciation for residents, medical staff
Osceola County Sheriff's deputies drove through Poinciana, including the parking lot of Poinciana Medical Center, to show residents and medical staff their appreciation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
School district sets back-up graduation dates for Osceola County seniors
The Osceola County School District says that if coronavirus forces them to push senior graduation ceremonies, they will hold them between July 6 and 10.
Todt family deaths deemed homicides caused by 'unspecified violence' and Benadryl overdose, report states
The full toxicology reports by the Medical Examiner were released, showing that the deaths of the Todt family have been deemed as homicides, citing that they were killed by “unspecified violence” and overdoses of Benadryl.
Toxicology reports in Totd case released
Toxicology reports in the deaths of four members of a family found deceased in a Celebration home support investigators claims that their deaths were the result of homicide, authorities say. Anthony Totd is behind bars charged with second-degree murder.
Wild Florida drive-thru safari closing until further notice
The Wild Florida safari was perfect for social distancing, as drive-thru attraction allowed guests to ride in their own car and see more than 100 native and exotic animals.
St. Cloud baby recovering from COVID-19
More than 91,000 Floridians have been tested for COVID-19. One of the youngest is an infant in Central Florida. The baby's mother says angels surround her first born as she recovers! She's thankful to God!
Baby tests positive for coronavirus
More than 91,000 Floridians have been tested for COVID-19. One of the youngest is an infant in Central Florida.
Viral photo shows nurse separated from family due to coronavirus concerns
For the last few weeks, Kyle McBride has only been seeing his wife and four children though glass -- either a window or a computer screen.
'Stay at home because Daddy can't': Nurse separated from family
Medical professionals are working long hours away from families due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Cars honk, flash lights in unison at Florida hospital to show support for health professionals
Poinciana Medical Center said that more than 100 cars visited them, honking and flashing their lights to show appreciation for its staff.
Stay-at-home order closes non-essential businesses
Stay-at-home orders are now in effect in Orange and Osceola counties, but what qualifies as essential businesses? Most are surprised to see that gun shops and medical marijuana shops are still open.