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Democrats: COVID vaccine under DeSantis governed by ‘favoritism, frustration and confusion’
Congressional Democrats faulted Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday for bungling the response to the coronavirus for the past year and presiding over a COVID-19 vaccination program they said prioritizes protecting the wealthy and campaign contributors.
New age for vaccines: Florida residents 60 and up qualify for COVID shots on March 15
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that Florida residents ages 60 and older will be able to get the COVID vaccine starting next week.

New age for vaccines: Florida residents 60 and up qualify for COVID shots on March 15
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that Florida residents ages 60 and older will be able to get the COVID vaccine starting next week.
Florida reports less than 100 COVID deaths, for third day in a row
Florida reported 3,312 new coronavirus cases on Monday and another 81 new resident deaths linked to COVID-19. That marks the third consecutive day with fewer than 100 reported deaths.

Sunday calendar: Community and entertainment events starting March 7
This is a roundup of virtual and in-person calendar events available in South Florida, including entertainment, family, society and holiday activities.
Sprouts Farmer’s Market is bringing new locations — and a new concept — to South Florida
Sprouts, the organic farmer's market with 23 locations in Florida, plans on expanding throughout the state. A new Dania Beach location will feature a new, updated concept.

Democrats: COVID vaccine under DeSantis governed by ‘favoritism, frustration and confusion’
Congressional Democrats faulted Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday for bungling the response to the coronavirus for the past year and presiding over a COVID-19 vaccination program they said prioritizes protecting the wealthy and campaign contributors.
New age for vaccines: Florida residents 60 and up qualify for COVID shots on March 15
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that Florida residents ages 60 and older will be able to get the COVID vaccine starting next week.
Florida reports less than 100 COVID deaths, for third day in a row
Florida reported 3,312 new coronavirus cases on Monday and another 81 new resident deaths linked to COVID-19. That marks the third consecutive day with fewer than 100 reported deaths.