Experts say bars, not protests, are driving COVID-19 spike
Florida does extensive contact tracing to figure out where people who tested positive have been before they got sick. And the state?s health experts are finding a clear pattern -- it?s not leading back to the outdoor protests; it?s leading to indoor places where young adults go to hang out and party.
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