| Good morning. It's Monday, February 27. Oscars night started so promisingly, then ended in a fiasco. "La La Land" was originally named the best picture, then it was revealed that "Moonlight" was the actual winner. See a photo gallery of highlights from the 89th Academy Awards. The Trayvon Martin killing five years ago this week unleashed a firestorm of public protest and spurred the Black Lives Matter phenomenon. The team for "La La Land" announced the error, the audience gasped, and presenter Warren Beatty said he had been handed an envelope with the wrong information. [More] Young black men in Central Florida have made some gains since Trayvon Martin was killed five years ago. They've lost ground in other areas. [More] John Mina and Jerry Demings have been the face of resilience and strength in the face of multiple tragedies, most recently with the loss of two of their own officers. [More] A newfound fear of the future has already cast a pall over the farms and fields in the largely undocumented migrant communities east of Tampa. [More] "If we have to pay more money to collect revenue than we are actually collecting, why does it make sense to collect it at all?" asked Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. [More] It's the second nominee to head a military service who has bowed out in recent weeks. [More] As Kurt Busch captured his huge victory with a last-lap pass, Daytona 500 remains one of the most thrilling sporting events in the world. [More] Dizziness and other symptoms were so severe that Earnhardt thought he might never race again. [More] It marked the Knights' fourth victory over a ranked opponent and first since 2011 when the team defeated No. 4 UConn. [More] She was among about 35 friends and relatives participating in the memory of Gabrielle Arcangeli, who died last July when she fell off a golf cart and struck her head on the ground. [More] Viola Davis won the best supporting actress Oscar for her role in "Fences." As soon as she took the stage, everyone knew we were in for a heck of a speech. [More] Bill Paxton starred in a string of hit movies, but his greatest role was on TV in HBO's "Big Love." [More] Stars are mixing high fashion with some advocacy on the Oscars red carpet. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts critic reviews Orlando Ballet's "Best of Broadway" program [More] | 
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