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March 2, 2020

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) — On Monday, March 2, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officially confirmed Florida's first cases of COVID-19 coronavirus. Monday evening, Gov. Brian Kemp confirmed that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has positively identified two Georgia residents with the coronavirus.

Although coronavirus has dominated the national news cycle, the virus' presence in our region is relatively new.

WCTV is here to bring you the local perspective on the virus. In order to tailor our coverage for that perspective, we need your input.

If you have a coronavirus question that needs answering, send an email to news@wctv.tv with "VIEWER CORONAVIRUS QUESTION" as the subject line, and our newsroom will work to find the answer.

For more information about the coronavirus, visit the links below:

—Florida Department of Health COVID-19 information

—CDC general information

—CDC resources

—CDC community mitigation guidance for coronavirus

—World Health Organization general information

—WHO video

—Water Quality & Health Council FAQ

You can find WCTV's previous coronavirus coverage below:

4th presumptive positive case of COVID-19 coronavirus reported in Florida, Gov. DeSantis says

3rd positive presumptive COVID-19 coronavirus case reported in Florida, DeSantis says

Gov. DeSantis says public risk low as Florida monitors coronavirus, CDC confirms two positive cases