reopenings

At the restaurant The New Wave Billiards just off of Florida International University’s campus, health and safety upgrades have been expensive to implement since the coronavirus pandemic brought about a new way of life. Now, as a result, a 3% ‘COVID-19 fee’ is being added to each customer’s bill.

A Miami restaurant is adding a “COVID fee” to customers’ receipts to cover pandemic-related costs. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports.

Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced in a Thursday virtual news conference that gyms in the county would be reopening starting June 8. The mayor said social distancing guidelines set by the county, state and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would be followed, which would include requiring face masks to be worn. Gimenez also said that summer camps for children...

Gyms in Miami-Dade will soon be open for fitness and business. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports.

Bars and movie and theaters across Florida will be able to open their doors for the first time in almost three months, according to the Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ second phase of reopening.

Whether you’re looking for a spot in Brickell, a chic restaurant in the Design District or on Miami Beach, one restaurant group is working to reopen its locations safely. NBC 6’s Kelly Blanco takes a look at how Groot Hospitality plans to bring back guests.

After a night of protestors clashing with officers in downtown Miami that included burned cars and damage to shops in some areas, Miami-Dade County announced the delaying of beach reopenings that were scheduled for Monday. Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced the decision late Sunday morning, adding the delay would continue until a curfew that was put into place Saturday night was…

Hotels in Miami-Dade had this date circled for a while now and on Monday they finally were able to open their doors to guests again. The other draw they were counting on was the beach being open but that didn’t happen. On Monday the water looked inviting and so did the South Florida sand, but in Miami-Dade it was...

Hotels in Miami-Dade had this date circled for a while now and on Monday they finally were able to open their doors to guests again. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports.

The Florida Keys reopened for visitors Monday after the tourist-dependent island chain was closed for more than two months to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The Florida Keys reopened for visitors Monday after the tourist-dependent island chain was closed for more than two months to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

NBC 6’s Derrick Lewis has more from the scene where one police car was burned amid the conflicts between officers and protesters.

Universal Orlando plans to reopen its hotels to guests, more than two months after they were closed to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus

After months of being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Miami-Dade beaches are set to reopen Monday. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports.

After months of being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Miami-Dade beaches are set to reopen Monday. Beachgoers will be allowed to walk, jog, swim, surf, sunbathe, kayak and paddleboard, but certain activities are prohibited and the county will be strictly enforcing a set of safety guidelines. The beach rules include: Use of facial coverings, especially in restrooms and at…

Students could be returning to Florida’s 12 public universities this fall after campuses were shut down this past spring because of the coronavirus pandemic

Three CareerSource Broward career centers and an administrative office will open on Monday, June 1st. Customers are encouraged to schedule appointments before visiting by calling the desired facility’s phone number between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.:

Just a day after the city of Miami reopened restaurants, NBC 6 talked to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez about the first day. NBC 6: Mayor Suarez, restaurants in the city reopened yesterday, what worked, what didn’t? Suarez: So far so good. I saw widespread use of masks for people waiting outside to get in, inside, we saw employees complying, so…

NBC 6’s Sheli Muñiz talked to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez a day after restaurants were able to reopen in the city.