| Good morning. It's Friday, March 17. Gov. Rick Scott stepped in to assigned a special prosecuter in the case of accused cop killer Markeith Loyd after the Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala said her office would not pursue the death penalty in that or any other case. On the world front, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said today it may be necessary to take pre-emptive military action against North Korea if the threat from their weapons program reaches a level "that we believe requires action." There's a lot to choose to do this weekend from March Madness to St. Patrick's to Bike Week to Orlando City and the last days of the Central Florida Fair. Check out all the options in our gallery of Things to do this weekend. Gov. Rick Scott issued an executive order to try and remove Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala’s office from prosecuting accused cop killer Markeith Loyd. [More] U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called on North Korea to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs. [More] Disney has given a glance at construction of the Star Wars-themed lands being built at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. [More] The luck of the Irish is going to hit Orlando this weekend with plenty of food, beer and events. [More] Orange County district leaders point to Zellwood Elementary as an example of the type of campus they’d like to build more [More] No. 3 Florida State denies No. 14 Florida Gulf Coast's late rally, winning the Seminoles' NCAA Tournament opener. [More] Devin Robinson helped spark the Florida Gaotrs' NCAA Tournament rout of ETSU. [More] The Golden State Warriors beat the Orlando Magic 122-92 as Klay Thompson scored 29 points [More] Bay Hill's challenging layout, chilly conditions the early leader at Arnold Palmer Invitational [More] Michael Phillips reviews the new live action "Beauty and the Beast." [More] Michael Ray to perform at Runaway Country Music Fest at Kissimmee's Osceola Heritage Park [More] Orlando Sentinel reveals Culinary Hall of Fame Class of 2017 [More] Valerie Walchek and Gabriel Isaac appear for the first time in ceramics at Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival [More] | 
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