| Good morning. It's Tuesday, May 3. Parents of the Apopka Lacrosse Club are frustrated by the city's field rental system and the preferential treatment of other sports, including Pop Warner and Little League. Orlando police are switching up their policy on cleaning up after patrol horses. "Upon receipt of a complaint, the manure will be removed to the best of our abilities," Sgt. Charles Crosby, who heads the mounted unit, said. It's National Pet Week, check out photos of adoptable pets at the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando. Here's what else is happening in Central Florida. Have a great day. The Florida Highway Patrol and Orlando Police Department plan to start a three-year pilot program to document how new technology that digitally maps out a traffic fatality scene helps speed the investigations. [More] As young, carefree lacrosse players bounced across an Apopka field, mom Susie O'Keefe watched from the sidelines, her mood souring with a single thought. [More] If a UCF student is falling behind and missing the classes he needs to graduate, an alert goes out to his adviser. [More] Orlando police have long had a policy of not responding to messes of patrol horses unless their calls of nature happen on a sidewalk, parking lot or are the subject of citizen grievance. Another era of the City Beautiful appears about to pass. [More] Seminole County is attempting to purchase the shuttered Rolling Hills golf course in Longwood and convert it to a public park. [More] The NFL draft grades are in and Tampa Bay can apparently forget about applying to Harvard. That's because the Bucs drafted the best player at his position in college history. [More] Orlando City captain Kaká went through full training Monday and appears to be on track to play when the Lions host the New York Red Bulls Friday. [More] Leicester City secured an incredible first Premier League title without playing on Monday after second-place Tottenham drew 2-2 at Chelsea. [More] The cataclysmic gloom and doom coming to NASCAR's restrictor plate tracks is inevitiable. [More] Advertisement A huge crowd is expected for Bishop Moore's Class 5A baseball region semifinal on Tuesday night, with the game serving as a tribute to former Hornets' standout Joe Skinner, who died over the weekend. [More] Alternative rock group Puscifer will perform at the Bob Carr Theater in Orlando on Nov. 1. [More] Country music singer-songwriter Chris Young will bring his I'm Coming Over Tour to CFE Arena in Orlando on Nov. 10. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews 'Singin' in the Rain' at Garden Theatre. [More] Orlando Ballet will present a trio of new shows, along with mainstay "The Nutcracker," and pay tribute to philanthropist Harriett Lake during its 2016-17 season. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews Orlando Ballet's "Beauty & the Beast." [More] | 
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