| Good morning. It's Monday, June 20. Organizers estimated 50,000 people jammed into Lake Eola Park on Sunday evening during a vigil one week after Orlando was rocked by the deaths of 49 people at Pulse nightclub. LeBron James and his relentless, never-count-them-out Cavs pulled off an improbable NBA Finals comeback, and Cleveland is title town again at long last. Watch a video of Pulse shooting victim reuniting with the man who saved his life. Central Floridians swarmed to Lake Eola Park and chanted "One Orlando United" and "We Remember" on a night when a rainbow — a symbol of gay pride — appeared in the sky. [More] Cavaliers win Cleveland's first major title since 1964, beating Golden State 93-89 in Game 7. [More] Follow the events inside Pulse nightclub in Orlando from the first shots fired to the death of shooter Omar Mateen. [More] Sharks have more in common with humans than you'd expect. And now scientists are looking into whether life-saving lessons for humans are yet to be unlocked. [More] In the wake of the San Bernardino, California, shooting in December, Trump first indicated that he would support profiling Muslims - if neighbors or relatives seemed suspicious. [More] Orlando City's emotional 2-2 draw against San Jose extended the Lions home unbeaten streak this season. [More] The Flroida Gators struggled against a unique pitcher, suffering a stunning loss to Coastal Carolina in their CWS opener. [More] Dustin Johnson captured his first major with a 4-under total on a course made somewhat softer but no less daunting by 3 inches of rain earlier in the week. [More] Minutes after Johnson polished off his first major championship Sunday by striping a six-iron to 5 feet on the final hole, the USGA did add a penalty stroke to his total. [More] Advertisement Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the World Ballet Competition Gala. [More] Disney has found a way to use their projections in a way that stands out from their use on Cinderella Castle and Animal Kingdom's Tree of Life. [More] "Being in the midst of art allows me to lose myself, replacing stress and fear with creativity and inspiration." [More] Apopka will get a 9-11 memorial thanks to the efforts of a local teen and community leaders. [More] Two Lake County theaters present "Young Frankenstein" this month. [More] | 
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