| Good morning. It's Wednesday, October 19. The 15-year-old boy who died after being attacked along Park Avenue in Winter Park has been identified as Roger Trindade, a Brazilian transfer student at Winter Park High. Orange County sided with Westgate Resorts in its fight with a widow who refuses to sell a vacation condominium standing in the way of a $24 million time share project. See police body cam footage of U.S. Senate candidate Bruce Nathan and his guards being turned away from the debate because he was not invited and didn't have a ticket. 
Winter Park police have identified suspects, some of whom also attend WPHS. [More] 
If it had lost, Westgate could have been forced to tear down its project, already four stories high. [More] 
For Trump, the debate is perhaps his last opportunity to turn around a race that appears to be slipping away from him. [More] 
They are the ninth and 10th divers to die in the Eagle's Nest spring since 1981. [More] Residents must first file a claim with their insurance companies. [More] 
It's time to earn your status as a big-time program instead of waiting for a bunch of waffling, wishy-washy Big 12 presidents to designate you as one. [More] 
Neither Vooch nor the Orlando Magic feel the sagging stats by their steadiest player through the rebuild is cause for alarm. [More] 
Defensive leader Derwin James is still recovering from an injury. [More] 
The offense has work to do after failing to put up a second-half point during a heartbreaking loss to Temple. [More] Advertisement 
Coach Jason Kreis hinted at who will return and why a complete overhaul of the team is not the way to go. [More] 
The 800-pound sea cow, named Washburn, originally was picked up off the coast of Massachusetts. [More] 
Adam Sandler, David Spade, Rob Schneider and Nick Swardson and a special guest will play Orlando in December. [More] A firestorm over the theater's compensation practices and debt has swept through the arts community. [More] 
The "Scandal" star and Nnamdi Asomugha welcomed their son Caleb Kalechi Asomugha on Oct. 5. [More] | 
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