| Good morning. It's Monday, April 10. In our top story, Seminole County residents are breathing a sigh of relief after their homes were spared by wildfire. Also, Florida lawmakers are divided over a key question: How can school testing be fixed? And Orlando City's Jonathan Spector made an incredible save in Sunday's victory against the Red Bulls. He tells us all about it at OrlandoSentinel.com. Fire officials are working on improving their containment lines surrounding the 165-acre blaze that sparked up in a wooded area near County Road 419 in Seminole County, said Florida Forest Service. [More] Smoke from several brush fires forced troopers to shut down parts of State Road 50 and State Road 528 Monday morning. [More] Florida Senate proposes sweeping changes to testing in public schools [More] Man helps firefighters save his home in Chuluota as a brush fire spread across Seminole County [More] Orange County deputies are investigating after finding a man dead and two men injured in a shooting Sunday night. [More] Orlando City beat the New York Red Bulls 1-0 on Sunday to remain perfect at home [More] The record will show that Sergio Garcia won his first major on his 74th try on the 73rd hole of the 81st Masters tournament. [More] Orlando City's time to meet expectations is now after failing to make playoffs two consecutive seasons [More] Terrence Ross is trying to end his unusual season on positive note [More] Now 37, with a receding hairline and salt-and-pepper scruff, Sergio Garcia finally is a major champion. Took him 74 tries. [More] Andrew Clements' "Frindle" selected for One Book One Community program [More] Chuck Berry fans are getting their chance to pay their respects to the rock 'n' roll visionary, weeks after his death at age 90 near his hometown of St. Louis. [More] 60 Minutes, Anderson Cooper, smart phone, addiction [More] Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, Joan Baez, Electric Light Orchestra, Journey and Yes will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Friday night. [More] Thousands of fire ants create giant ant rafts in a pond on the University of Florida campus. [More] | 
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