Good morning. It's Thursday, June 16. The body was found after a toddler drowned at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa near the Magic Kingdom park after an alligator pulled him under. The Orange County medical examiner describes his mission to reunite the Pulse nightclub victims who didn't get a chance to flee with the loving embrace of their families. See a photo gallery of the sports world remembering the Orlando shooting victims. After a 16-hour search for the 2-year-old boy dragged into a lake at Disney by an alligator, divers with the Orange County Sheriff's Office found Lane's remains. [More] Within 48 hours of the Pulse nightclub shooting, Dr. Joshua Stephany's office had transported and identified all 49 of the dead. [More] More than 400 people attended a ceremony at the LGBTQ-friendly church to support and help one another. [More] An Orlando police officer shot at car-burglary suspects during a traffic stop after the driver nearly hit him, police said. [More] When the U.S. Department of Homeland Security handed out $580 million in anti-terrorism grants in January for the second year in a row, Orlando didn't get a dollar. [More] They now will advance to the U.S. Open Cup round of 16 on June 29. [More] Wright announced his decision to pledge to FSU on Twitter after meeting with coach Jimbo Fisher. [More] The Magic, Lions, Predators, Pride and Solar Bears will be selling T-shirts bearing the "#OrlandoUnited" slogan. Net proceeds will go to the City of Orlando's OneOrlando Fund at OneOrlando.org. [More] Florida slugger Peter Alonso suffered a broken left hand earlier this season, but he returned just in time to spark the Gators' run to the College World Series. [More] Advertisement UCF will open up its home schedule with a trio of night games including the season-opener against South Carolina State on Saturday, Sept. 3. [More] Broadway stars to record charity single for Orlando GLBT Center. [More] When Israel Rodriguez and Katia Garza take the stage on Saturday evening, they will dance for all of us. [More] "The Committee," a University of Central Florida film about the state's history and a gay witch hunt, will play on public TV stations across the country. [More] Viktor Kee, a juggler from Orlando, dazzles "America's Got Talent" with an act that was described as an Olympic sport and otherworldly. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Brothers Size" at Mad Cow Theatre. [More] |
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