Florida's two largest and hardest-hit counties are making plans to reopen from the coronavirus economic shutdown.
Miami-Dade and Broward counties are hoping to begin reopening Monday, joining the rest of the counties that began last week.
The current Miami-Dade and Broward plan would mirror the rest of the state. Restaurants and retailers would have to keep crowds to 25% of capacity.
Schools and youth activities, theaters and sports venues would remain closed. Nursing home and hospital visitations would still be prohibited.
Florida has had nearly 42,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 1,779 confirmed deaths from the disease since the first cases were reported in early March.
