The Orlando Science Center is renovating its theater into the new Dome by Dr. Phillips Charities, featuring 8K digital projection, upgraded surround sound, 315 new seats and an immersive lobby with LED walls ahead of an anticipated summer opening.

OCOEE, Fla. – The Ocoee Police Department is asking the public for tips about a deadly shooting outside an Aldi on Colonial Drive. Ocoee Police released photos of the shooting victims (Copyright 2021 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.) Prior to the shooting, the victims were last seen in the Ocala area near exit 358 along Interstate 75, according to police. “Today we are seeking not only the community’s help here in the Ocoee area, and the surrounding Orlando area, but we were also speaking to Marion County and to the city of Ocala and the Ocala area,” Nylander said. Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the Ocoee Police Department at 407-905-3160 or Crimeline at 800-423-8477.

Leaders in Seminole County held a news conference Thursday to provide updates on the county’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the new cases, health officials also reported four new hospitalizations and two new deaths. Seminole County continues to have a mask mandate in place. On Monday, the county issued an executive order suspending fines and penalties for the mask mandate in accordance with Gov. To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to News 6′s coronavirus newsletter and go to ClickOrlando.com/coronavirus.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – County officials in Volusia County held a news conference as Floridians prepared to head into the weekend. The conference coved multiple topics including COVID-19 updates in the county, a status report on hurricane season and include a presentation on the protection of nesting sea turtles on Volusia County beaches. Speakers at Friday’s news conference included:Jim Judge, Director, Volusia County Emergency ManagementJennifer Winters, Volusia County Protected Species ManagerDr. Margaret Crossman, Chief Medical Officer, Halifax HealthHolly Smith, Communications Manager/Government Liaison, Florida Department of Health in Volusia CountyVoCo Sept 25 Press Conference LIVE FROM THE VOLUSIA COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER Posted by Volusia County Emergency Management on Friday, September 25, 2020On Friday the Florida Department of Health reported 49 new cases of COVID-19 to bring the county’s running total to 10,738. “This is something we expected as we head into flu season, and in Florida, a typical flu season can run from October and as long as into May.“Officials said with COVID-19 coinciding with flu season getting a flu shot is more important than ever. In addition to new cases, health officials said 239 people have died from the coronavirus in Volusia County.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Officials in Volusia County held a news conference on Friday to update residents on the ongoing fight against COVID-19. During the news conference leaders explained that even with children back in school, positive cases have not spiked. In Volusia County there are approximately 14 students who have tested positive for the coronavirus. Volusia County saw an increase in deaths Friday, reporting two additional deaths. Since March, 205 people have died in Volusia County after complications from COVID-19.

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Leaders in Seminole County held a news conference Wednesday to provide county updates on COVID-19 and to discuss Seminole CARES grants. Speakers in attendance at Wednesday’s conference included Seminole County Chairman Jay Zembower, Medical Directory Dr. Todd Husty and Florida Department of Health in Seminole Health Officer Donna Walsh. Seminole County opened its portal Wednesday for families to apply for financial assistance during the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19 testing sites continue to operate in Seminole County. Seminole County has had 169 deaths related to COVID-19.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. Leaders in Volusia County are expected to hold a news conference Friday to provide updates on the Countys response to the coronavirus pandemic. Topics during Fridays news conference will include the countys ongoing COVID-19 assistance programs, information on Animal Services free food and microchip event as well as an update from the Florida Department of Health in Volusia County. COVID-19 update for Volusia County: Friday, Aug. 7Last night, DOH sent 69 new monitored addresses & cleared 0. pic.twitter.com/cy51AzFdcD Mike Chitwood (@SheriffChitwood) August 7, 2020On Friday the Florida Department of Health reported 166 new positive cases of coronavirus in Volusia County bringing the countys total to 7,654. On Thursday, new deaths were reported in Brevard, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole and Volusia counties.

A long-awaited update for Fortnite looks like it is finally getting the green light. After a few delays, regular cars is going to be added to Fortnite by Epic Games on Wednesday, according to Engadget. While Fortnite’s map has had bikes, hoverboards, planes and shopping carts, cars have been absent until now. Epic Games was forced to delay the update due to technical problems, leading to weeks of speculation over when the update will arrive. Here’s the trailer video for the “Joyride” update:

VOLUSAI COUNTY, Fla. – Officials in Volusia County held a news conference Friday in response to Florida’s growing number of COVID-19 cases saying that despite the increase testing the areas positivity rate, or rate of new cases, is dropping. As of Friday, the Florida Department of Health reported there have been 864 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in the county. There have been 46 COVID-19 deaths in Volusia County, 30 of those deaths have been residents or staff at long term care facilities, officials said. According to Patricia Boswell, Administrator, Florida Department of Health in Volusia County, the reason Floridians are seeing a spike in positive cases is because of increased testing. “Currently, Volusia County’s positivity rate over the past 14 days is 2.29%, a slight decrease from last week,” Boswell said.

Published: May 29, 2020, 2:44 pm Updated: May 29, 2020, 3:58 pmOSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Leaders in Osceola County held a news conference Friday. According to the Florida Department of Health, there have been 688 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Osceola County since March 1. 151 people have been hospitalized in Osceola County and 19 have died from COVID-19. MORE: Florida reports 1,212 new cases of COVID-19, 49 more deathsFree coronavirus testing is available in Osceola County, according to the Florida Department of Health. Tests will be available at the Florida Department of Health at 1875 Fortune Road in Kissimmee on June 1.