| Good morning. It's Monday, April 4. Pampered pets and their owners took over Central Park in Winter Park for the 13th Annual Doggie Art Festival, which brought artists, non-profits and small businesses together to celebrate pets and the people who love them. As the new home of the Orlando Police Department rises on the west side of Orlando, several other projects are getting started or planned. Also see photos of from the Spooky Empire Retro convention. Here's what else is happening in Central Florida. Have a great day. The 13th annual doggie arts festival brought artists, non-profits and small businesses together to celebrate pets and the people who love them [More] Just more than a stone's throw from the renovated Citrus Bowl, the new home of the Orlando Police Department has begun to take shape. [More] SeaWorld Entertainment's stock has soared since the Orlando-based company revealed plans to phase out its signature killer whales, but it still has challenges ahead. [More] Chief executives in the Central Florida area made an average salary of $2.8 million, but that was down $278,000 a person as investors tightened oversight on companies. [More] Large crowds gather at gas stations in Lake and Sumter counties for huge after parties and authorities are often called to break up the crowds. [More] Kaká made a statement in his first game of the 2016 season, leading Orlando City to 4-1 win over the defending champion Portland Timbers. [More] How should progress be gauged? That question must be asked when you watch the Orlando Magic these days. The team won for the fourth time in its last five games Sunday, beating the Memphis Grizzlies 119-107 at Amway Center. [More] Roman Reigns and the Undertaker won the main events at WrestleMania 32 on Sunday on a night full of surprises. [More] Tampa Bay Rays Opening Day sellout won't affect inevitable divorce from Tropicana Field. [More] The Portland Timbers have been role models for Orlando City's move to MLS. On Sunday night, the Lions turned their role models into road kill. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra's production of "The Magic Flute." [More] Guns N' Roses announced their 2016 reunion tour, featuring Axel Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan, will stop at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando on July 29. [More] In the new novel "The Next Happiest Place on Earth," the main character flees a bad situation for Orlando, where she goes to work for Planet Binger, home of Binger Bunny and a Walt Disney World competitor. [More] Walt Disney World has announced the lineup for the 2016 edition of Epcot's Sounds Like Summer concert series, which features seven tribute bands this summer. You might just think you're in the presence of legends such as Tina Turner and Bruce Springsteen. [More] For the second year in a row, the iHeartRadio Awards became the iHeartTaylorSwift Awards. [More] | 
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