Thursday's Daily Pulse

› Florida Receives Addtional 500 Zika Tests from CDC [WCTV]
Governor Rick Scott announced Wednesday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has supplied an additional 500 antibody tests for the Zika Virus.

› Prominent Central Floridians allege losing millions in fraud scheme [Orlando Sentinel]
Maitland resident Bryan Brewer last year told well-known Central Florida philanthropist Tony Nicholson that he would "make a lot of money" by investing $1 million in Brewer's paddleboard company, according to a new lawsuit.

› St. Augustine friendly to tourists and pets; TV show spends day filming canines [Florida Times-Union]
St. Augustine is well-known as a walkable city, and now it’s getting extra recognition for being a good place for pets to pad around as well.

› Exhibit offers overview of Florida history [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
"Florida Firsts and Pioneers," on display for free through May 7, presents a look at what life was like during the state's formative years, as well as spotlighting some of the trailblazers who marked important milestones.

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