Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Security at theme parks & Beer in Sanford

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Good morning. It's Wednesday, Jan. 13. Another colder day with highs to reach the low-sixties this afternoon. President Obama delivered his final State of the Union address last night focusing on aspirational themes rather than ambitious new plans. In the wake of recent deadly attacks theme parks are focusing more on security. Check out a photo gallery of things you could buy if you won the $1.5B Powerball lottery. The drawing is tonight. Here's what else is happening in Central Florida. Have a great day.

Today's Top Headlines

State of the Union: Obama offers optimism, while warning of potential peril

President Obama launched his final year in office with a valedictory State of the Union address Tuesday night that painted a portrait of a prosperous and secure America but warned of peril ahead if the country can't break the political logjam in Washington. [More]

Theme parks hire more security in new era

Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando are bringing on new security employees as theme parks enter what experts say is a new era of stepped-up efforts to shield visitors from terrorism and mass shootings. [More]

Lottery win doesn't always lead to good fortune

Some Florida lottery winners have ended up in court fighting over money they won. [More]

Downtown Sanford growing into beer lover's paradise

With a growing number of microbreweries and pubs that sell specialty craft beers, Sanford is attracting beer lovers from across Central Florida. [More]

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Sanford convenience store owner remembered at vigil

Residents remember Joshua Hur, owner of Kim's Food Store, at vigil. [More]

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Today's Top Sports News

NFL will return to Los Angeles for 2016 season

For more than two decades, billionaire developers, corporate titans, Hollywood power-brokers and four Los Angeles mayors tried and failed to bring the National Football League back to the nation's second-largest market. The odyssey ended Tuesday. [More]

Magic's Evan Fournier is happy to be playing so close to France

Orlando's Evan Fournier, a 23-year-old swingman, is one of the poster boys for Thursday's regular-season game here between the Magic and the Toronto Raptors as the NBA spends the next few days touting and celebrating its worldwide growth. [More]

Brian Schmitz: Larry The Cable Guy is having fun in the fairways again

For funnyman Dan Whitney, the popular blue-collar comedian known by his stage name: Larry The Cable Guy, playing the game of golf is fun again. [More]

Legends Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo salute a new golden age of golf

PGA legend Jack Nicklaus and many of his peers are quick to salute the young wave of golfers taking over the sport, suggesting Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy represent a new golden age for golf. [More]

Garrett Kruczek ready for competitive QB battle at UCF

Garrett Kruczek, the son of former UCF football coach Mike Kruczek, is excited about the prospect to challenge for a role on the Knights' new fast offense. Kruczek, a quarterback, has joined UCF as a preferred walk-on. [More]

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Today's Top Entertainment News

SeaWorld Orlando: Wild Days start this weekend

Famed animal expert Jack Hanna returns to SeaWorld Orlando this Saturday to kick off the 2016 edition of Wild Days, a three-weekend event that emphasizes nature, educational shows and wildlife rescue. [More]

Florida resident Disney deal pricier than years past, but more flexible

For the last six years, Disney has rolled out Florida resident deals for the first half of the year. There's no such deal in 2016, but something similar that could be used all the way into December. [More]

Florence and the Machine to bring 'How Beautiful' tour to Orlando in May

English indie rockers Florence and the Machine will bring their upcoming How Beautiful Tour to the City Beautiful, when they stop at the Amway Center on May. 14. [More]

Steve Martin, Martin Short announce performance at Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center in April

Steve Martin and Martin Short will bring "An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your Life" to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando on April 23. [More]

David Bowie: Orlando fans recall fearless versatility

David Bowie fans recall the artist who was rock's great chameleon. [More]

 
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