COVID-19 Cases in Florida May Peak in 2 Weeks
On Tuesday, County Health Officer Miranda Hawker told Indian River County commissioners that COVID-19 cases are expected to peak in...
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On Tuesday, County Health Officer Miranda Hawker told Indian River County commissioners that COVID-19 cases are expected to peak in...
The latest coronavirus update from Sebastian, Florida. There are new cases in Indian River County and Brevard County. We'll talk...
Earlier this morning the Brevard County Health officials confirmed 1 COVID-19 case in Barefoot Bay. The number of cases in...
There is 1 positive coronavirus case in Barefoot Bay, according to health officials. The person is being quarantined at this...
While the news is encouraging that new coronavirus cases has dropped, it's still only a 2-day trend and we're not...
Health officials are reporting 4 confirmed coronavirus cases in Sebastian, Florida. There are no cases in Fellsmere, Grant, Micco, or...
There's a rumor going around that a Walmart employee who lives in Barefoot Bay has the coronavirus. According to the...
A local designer who also specializes in furniture refinishing has been making medical masks to help protect people from coronavirus....
The Saturday, April 4, 2020, update still shows 3 confirmed cases in Sebastian and now 50 in Indian River County....
Around Sebastian, you'll find plastic and latex gloves left in shopping carts, parking lots, and now in yards from people...
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