| Good morning. It's Monday, April 24. In our top story, four months after a Kissimmee man was killed, police still are searching for answers. And at Orlando International Airport, more shuttle trouble caused delays and frustration for travelers. Finally, do you want to see what rare items sold at a Maitland antique auction? Check out our video at OrlandoSentinel.com. A gang leader was hired for $10,000 to kill a man in Kissimmee, according to police. [More] For the second time in a week, Orlando International Airport saw delays due to its new shuttle system malfunctioning. [More] Year after Time Warner-Spectrum-Bright House deal, some remain unimpressed [More] Orlando International Airport's new train station won't soon host SunRail, Brightline and Maglev trains. [More] A 15-year-old boy died early Saturday morning after a hit-and-run collision in Orange County, according to Florida Highway Patrol troopers. [More] Jameis Winston, Hard Knocks could be combustible combination as Bucs are set to participate in HBO reality series [More] Orlando City forward Cyle Larin delivered a brace and the Lions held off a late rally, earning a 2-1 win at rival NYCFC Sunday. [More] The Orlando Solar Bears held a 3-1 series edge heading into Game 5 against the Florida Everblades on Sunday at Amway Center. es to start th [More] UCF football's spring game highlighted several key play-makers like Shaquem Griffin and Tre'Quan Smith for the upcoming 2017 season. [More] The Miami Dolphins need help on defense and draft experts say that this is the year they can get plenty of quality defensive players. [More] Locally Fresh Scrumptious Cinema highlights the best of the Orlando food and drink world. [More] Alton Brown visited several Orlando eateries on April 22. The Food Network star was in town for two performances at the Dr. Phillips Center of his variety show, Eat Your Science. [More] The May ratings period offer Diana documentaries, reality show winners and season finales. [More] [More] Alton Brown's "Eat Your Science" variety show is fun, indulgent and perhaps a taste of what's yet to come. [More] | 
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