Daylina Miller
Multimedia JournalistDaylina Miller is a multimedia journalist covering health and general news for WUSF and Health News Florida, a statewide reporting collaborative with other public radio stations.
They report and produce features and daily news spots for broadcast, and collaborates with colleagues on their stories, producing photo galleries, videos, audiograms, social media stories and more.
Daylina got their bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from the University of South Florida, then a master’s in New Media Journalism from Full Sail University.
In their free time, they run their own photography business, build cosplays for geek conventions, hoard boardgames, and add to their growing army of front-yard Halloween flamingoes.
Contact Daylina at 813-974-8629, on Twitter @DaylinaMiller or by email at daylinamiller@wusf.org.
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Statewide, 1,667,763 people in Florida have tested positive for the coronavirus. In the greater Tampa Bay region, 1,584 people tested positive since Monday. -
The percent positivity rate dipped back down below 10%, while the number of people hospitalized statewide continues to decrease.
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The percent positivity rate for first-time infections of COVID-19 is once again over 10%.
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The rate of new positive coronavirus infections continues to stay under 10%.
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The rate of people who tested positive for the coronavirus for the first time on Friday dropped to 10.17%, close to the seven-day average of 10.2%.
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The positivity rate of people who tested positive for the coronavirus for the first time dropped to 8.63%, the lowest it's been since Dec. 27 when it was 9.69%.
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The percent positivity rate has dipped a little closer to 10%, and hospitalizations are trending downward.
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The positivity rate in Florida was 10.62 percent on Monday, including people testing positive for the first time.
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The two Florida-based organizations' boards of directors have formally approved the merger, pending regulatory approval.
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St. Vincent De Paul is one of 42 organizations providing services to homeless families in 24 states. Together, they will receive $105.9 million in funding to help provide food, shelter and support to young families across the country.
