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Disney World Reopens Despite Coronavirus Surge in Florida
Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom opened July 11th despite a surge in coronavirus cases in Florida.
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Miami Seaquarium Asks for the Public's Help in Naming Newborn Baby Dolphin
Miami Seaquarium is letting the public vote on a name for the zoo’s newborn baby dolphin. The bottlenose calf was born on October 17th. Four names are in the running: Caicos, Makana, Maracaibo and Mia (after Miami). The seaquarium reopened last week after a seven-month closure due to the pandemic. The South Florida attraction welcomed visitors with new COVID-19...
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Miami Seaquarium Reopens After 7-Month Shutdown Due to Coronavirus
After a seven-month closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Miami Seaquarium reopened to the public Friday.
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Miami-Dade Businesses Keep Doors Open Past Midnight as County Appeals Judge's Curfew Injunction
After nearly half a year of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, businesses across Miami-Dade will be able to defy the county’s curfew and keep their doors open past midnight thanks to one local strip club.
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Broward Extends On-Site Food and Alcohol Service to Midnight
A new emergency order is giving Broward County restaurants and other establishments an extra hour to serve food and alcohol. The order issued Friday extends on-premise consumption of food and alcohol until midnight at all Broward establishments. The service is prohibited from midnight to 5 a.m. Establishments can operate at a minimum of 50% indoor capacity and up to 100%…
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Second Phase of Staggered Broward Student Return to Campus Starts Tuesday
The staggered reopening of Broward County Public Schools continued Tuesday with grades 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9 able to return to school if they chose that option. So it was a big day for high schools, with freshmen coming to their campuses for the first time. Those who did felt like the few, the proud, the in-person learners. “I’m…
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More Broward Students Return to School Tuesday
Broward Public Schools has reported its first case of coronavirus since reopening– an elementary student. On Tuesday, more students returned to school. And just like Miami-Dade, Broward is taking action to make sure everyone stay safe while classes continue. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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Miami Eases Restaurant Restrictions, Won't Enforce Curfew Until Midnight
The City of Miami has loosened some of its restaurant restrictions and won’t be enforcing its curfew until midnight. The new guidelines were approved by city commissioners Thursday and allow restaurants to operate at 100% capacity as long as tables can be kept six feet apart and table capacity is limited to 10 people. In altering the guidelines, commissioners touted…
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Miami Eases Restaurant Restrictions
The City of Miami has loosened some of its restaurant restrictions and won’t be enforcing its curfew until midnight. NBC 6’s Amanda Plasencia reports.
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Broward Public Schools Welcome Back Students
Broward County Public Schools is welcoming some of its student back to campus Friday for in-person classes. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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Confirmed COVID Cases Linked to 4 Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Three students and one employee were among four confirmed COVID-19 cases with the Miami-Dade County Public School system Friday. School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said the four cases had been confirmed by the depratment of health and that all were in isolation. The schools impacted by the cases are Zora Neale Hurston Elementary, Poinciana Park Elementary, William Lehman Elementary, and Charles…
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Multiple COVID Cases at Miami-Dade Public Schools
Miami-Dade County Public Schools confirmed late Thursday that it has “multiple positive cases” of COVID-19. NBC 6’s Stephanie Bertini reports.
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Miami-Dade Public Schools Confirms ‘Multiple Positive Cases' of Coronavirus
Miami-Dade County Public Schools confirmed late Thursday that it has “multiple positive cases” of COVID-19 since students returned to the classrooms earlier this week. District Director Natalia Zea did not specify the number of cases or name the schools impacted. She said those schools and the individuals affected were notified and more information would be on the district’s reopening...
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MDCPS Reports First COVID Case Since Reopening
Miami-Dade County Public Schools has confirmed its first positive case of COVID-19 since students returned to classrooms earlier this week. NBC 6’s Laura Rodriguez reports.
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Pandemic Fatigue Adds to COVID-19 Winter Risks
With cases once again on the rise, health experts are warning Americans not to become lax in protecting themselves and others from the coronavirus.
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More Miami-Dade Students Return Back to the Classroom
More students are back in the classroom for the first time since public schools shut down in March because of the coronavirus pandemic. Certain middle and high schoolers stepped back onto campus. NBC 6’s Ari Odzer reports.
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South Beach Nightclub Owner Talks About Reopening With Condensed Hours
After more than six months, some nightlife spots reopened for the first time after Gov. Ron DeSantis OK’d Phase 3 reopening. South Beach’s Mynt Lounge was one of them.
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Broward Schools Prepare for Return of Students to Campuses Later This Week
Public schools in Broward County are set to reopen campuses for students later this week and teachers and staff are preparing with new safety measures in place. The county’s staggered reopening plan will begin with students in Pre-K through 2nd grade allowed to return Friday. It’s the first time students will be allowed in classrooms since they were closed...
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Broward Schools Prepare for Staggered Reopening Later This Week
NBC 6’s Carolina Peguero has more on what county officials say they are doing to be ready for the first students back on campus.
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Broward Mayor Clarifies COVID Emergency Order, Emphasizes Facial Coverings and Social Distancing
At a press conference Friday, some protesters shouted over Broward Mayor Dale V.C. Holness as he went over the county’s coronavirus guidelines. “We still expect that you wear a facial covering,” Holness said. “The governor’s order suspends us from collecting fees, not from issuing citations.” “Wrong sir, that’s wrong!” one man shouted in response. “Listen to the governor, sir!”...