| Good morning! It's Wednesday, November 11. Today is Veterans Day, a day to honor those who served. We share the story of one family whose first-born sons have served in the Army for the past 200 years. We also have the story of two women, who are now 92 and 80 years of age, who talk about their experience in military. And you'll find a list of Veterans Day specials and events here. Here is some other news you need to know. Retired Army staff Sgt. Daniel Chaffee of Chuluota is a member of six generations of Army veterans. [More] The leading Republican presidential candidates clashed sharply over immigration policy, military spending, and other intractable and emotional issues in a debate Tuesday night. [More] Authorities released video showing a Kissimmee school resource officer shoving a 13-year-old student onto the ground in May. [More] The Orlando Police Department has asked a University of Central Florida criminal-justice professor to review thousands of department records — the same ones analyzed by the Sentinel. [More] It's one of the annoyances of visiting a theme park: The parking fees. And they're going up fast. [More] More News Headlines
Kobe Bryant should grab a mike and thank the Magic, droning on about how he'll always be grateful for their tremendous contributions to his career. [More] Magic's upcoming 11-game stretch features seven teams who did not make playoffs last season. [More] Penske Racing teammates Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano caught in competitive dilemma in Chase for NASCAR title. [More] With the SEC East title in sight, the Florida Gators turned in a flat performance to slip by Vanderbilt last weekend. Coach Jim McElwain hopes his team responds better this weekend at South Carolina. [More] An improved pass rush and more physical play are reasons why FSU's defense rebounded after lackluster 2014 campaign. [More] More Sports Headlines
Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Cinderella." [More] "The Walking Dead" finds major casting on the competing "Good Wife." [More] The group Pentatonix and a full orchestra will perform John Williams' score from "Star Wars" at American Music Awards. [More] Bindi Irwin waltzes her way to raves on "Dancing With the Stars," and Tamar Braxton earns hers by showing up. [More] Disney's Hollywood Studios will not be offering Star Wars Weekends any more, Walt Disney World announced on its parks blog today. [More]
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