| Good morning. It's Tuesday, November 1. Five absentee ballots in Seminole County were stolen and forged, the elections supervisor said. The FBI has obtained a warrant to begin reviewing newly discovered emails that may be relevant to the Hillary Clinton email server probe. See a video of children celebrating Halloween at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. A Florida Department of State spokeswoman wasn't aware of other issues with fraudulent absentee ballots in other Florida counties. [More] Investigators had planned to conduct the review over several weeks but, after a torrent of criticism over the weekend, began scrambling to examine the trove of emails. [More] In the early 1990s, Trump convinced financial backers to forgive large debts he could not repay, according to a New York Times report. [More] Omar Mateen repeatedly hung up on the Orlando police negotiator who had to call him back more than a dozen times. [More] A developer who used to control Universal's land but lost the property to foreclosure is trying to prevent new theme parks from being built on it. [More] At least seven workers were injured in the explosion along the Colonial Pipeline in rural Alabama, not far where it burst last month. [More] Shaquem Griffin met a stranger in a wheelchair who called the Knight an inspiration for overcoming a missing limb. [More] If the Orlando small forward is supposed to be discouraged by his team's winless start, he missed the memo. [More] "We're all about writing our own history." [More] Advertisement The Jaguars need to bring a Super Bowl-winning coach out of retirement to clean up their latest mess. [More] James Hinchcliffe wins immunity on 'DWTS,' which sent another celebrity packing in week eight. [More] Some newsy bits that might not rise to the level of a full-blown story, but just for your information. [More] In October, WFTV was tops from 4 to 6:30 p.m., WOFL won at 10 p.m., and WKMG was the victor at 11. [More] In Orlando, actor Michael J. Fox posed next to the famed DeLorean time machine located at Universal Studios. [More] For this year's edition of the scare fest, Universal Orlando offered a new ticket deal that allowed buyers to go every single night of the event. [More] | 
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