| Good morning. It's Friday, April 21. In our top offering, columnist George Diaz writes that the reaction to Aaron Hernandez's suicide is disturbing. Elsewhere, the Orange County Sheriff's Office is investigating after Aramis Ayala, who is the state's first African-American state attorney and opposes the death penalty, received a noose in the mail. And finally, we preview the Florida Fringe Festival with a video at OrlandoSentinel.com. Aaron Hernandez suicide isn't cause for celebration on the Internet [More] The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after State Attorney Aramis Ayala was sent a noose in the mail. [More] Tropical Storm Arlene has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, becoming the first named storm of 2017. [More] Chandler Belaston was arrested Wednesday after fatally bashing in his father’s skull with a blunt object, Oviedo Police said. [More] Being able to spend your own money is now crucial in campaigns – and less wealthy candidates are constantly playing catch-up. [More] Orlando Pride fans flocked to the airport and social media, using #MartaWatch as they awaited Marta's arrival [More] After winning twice at the Florida Everblades to start their ECHL South Division semifinal series, the Orlando Solar Bears fell during Game 3 at Amway Center on Thursday night. [More] UCF pitcher Jason Bahr was cut by former coach Terry Rooney, but he wowed new coach Greg Lovelady and earned a second chance with the Knights. [More] Don Shula an Bob Griese get together regularly to catch up, nearly five decades after they first met as Miami Dolphins coach and quarterback. [More] Here is a look at Florida Film Festival's best events for Friday, April 21. [More] Walt Disney World is gaining Club 33 - which debuted in Disneyland 50 years ago - with versions of the high-end establishment opening in each of Orlando's four theme parks by this fall, Disney sai [More] The outlandishly entertaining “Unforgettable” is a female-driven melodrama that harkens back to the "women's pictures" of the 1940s. [More] Grilled cheese goes beyond tomato soup in Orlando restaurants. [More] Lea Thompson visits the Florida Film Festival for a screening of "Back to the Future." [More] | 
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