| | Florida health officials, who have been grappling with a Zika outbreak in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood, confirmed Friday that five people also have been infected in an area of Miami Beach, which is across Biscayne Bay from the rest of the city. That brings the total number of infections spread by local mosquitoes to 36, Gov. Rick Scott announced Friday. The virus can cause devastating birth defects.
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