| Good morning. It's Tuesday, July 26. Impassioned speeches by Bernie Sanders and Michelle Obama electrified the opening night of the Democratic convention. See the first lady's full speech at the convention. More details emerged overnight about the gruesome stabbing attack that killed 19 disabled people in Japan. Sanders robustly embraced his former rival, and Mrs. Obama's address all but wiped away earlier tumult in the convention hall that had exposed lingering tensions between Clinton and Sanders supporters. [More] The killer, who had been fired from the facility, gave a letter to Parliament outlining the bloody plan and saying all disabled people should be put to death. [More] The payroll processing giant could eventually bring up to 2,400 new jobs. [More] A 20-year-old man killed in the shooting at the 7 Eleven in west Orange County had been at Venue 578 beforehand, his family said. [More] Both domestic and international passenger traffic increased in May and passenger traffic in 2016 is up 10 percent over the first five months of last year. [More] UCF alum Phil Dalhausser is hoping to make the most of what likely will be his final Olympic appearance, chasing gold in Rio. [More] Florida State was picked to finish second in the ACC behind defending conference champion Clemson according to the preseason media poll released Monday. [More] Treon Harris' rocky career with the Florida Gators is over. [More] The transformation of Rory McIlroy has happened before our eyes. [More] Advertisement Orlando Pride coach Tom Sermanni said his team suffered a tough loss at Seattle, but his rookies gained valuable experience. [More] From Broadway With Love brings theater stars to Orlando for post-Pulse tragedy benefit. [More] The little theater on North Orange Avenue, just a stone's throw from Rollins College, has been refreshed. [More] The world's biggest sporting event will get big-big-big treatment at Universal CityWalk. [More] Paramount's latest outing with the Starship Enterprise soared to $59.6 million in domestic ticket sales. [More] Broadway's "Fun Home" delivers a concert performance, and Orlando responds with a well-earned standing ovation. [More] | 
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