Figures on COVID-19 deaths in Florida's counties quietly rematerialized this week on a federal website tracking the pandemic, more than three months after state officials stopped publicly reporting the information, The News-Press reports. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now shows seven-day mortality figures for counties but only for a recent week. For months, the CDC site showed zero deaths for all counties in Florida, though aggregate death numbers for the state were available. The new data appeared one week after a USA TODAY Network - Florida report on the lack of accessible county death data.

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