| Good morning. It's Thursday, April 20. In our top story, the people have spoken about what they want to see as the city flag of Orlando. Then there is this: Republican Sen. Marco Rubio and Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson have something in common. Neither has held an open town hall this year. Finally, check out our video at OrlandoSentinel.com of a tram breakdown at Orlando International Airport delaying thousands of travelers. Public voting is over for Orlando's contest to choose a new city flag, but the final design won't be settled until later. [More] Both Republican U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio and Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson have noticeably not held any real, open town hall meetings so far this year, even during the ongoing two-week Senate recess. [More] Bill O'Reilly's departure at Fox News means new opportunities for "The Five," Eric Bolling and Tucker Carlson. [More] Using tax dollar to subsidize pro sports is a bad idea. But in Florida, it looks like it will keep happening [More] The Seminole State College trustees say they want to reward their longtime president for all her work. [More] The Orlando Pride want more out of their second NWSL season after finishing last year near the bottom of the rankings [More] Aaron Hernandez was the seedy underbelly of the Florida Gators' national championship team. [More] Former Gators' star tight end and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez showed signs of trouble in Gainesville, but it remained a steep fall to his suicide Wednesday morning. [More] Bucs are in for Hard Knocks season in 2017, as they will be featured in HBO reality series [More] After winning twice at the Florida Everblades to start their ECHL South Division semifinal series, the Orlando Solar Bears return to Amway Center for Game 3 Thursday.. [More] Oprah helps 'Immortal Life on Henrietta Lacks' come alive [More] Tower of Power are coming to Orlando for a concert at The Plaza Live. [More] At Spooky Empire, Ralph Macchio can discuss a career that includes 'The Outsiders,' 'The Karate Kid' and 'Dancing With the Stars.' [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Nancy Drew and Her Biggest Case Ever" at Orlando Repertory Theatre. [More] This week AMC Theaters announced a gourmet food menu and chains across Central Florida are trying to reinvent the food and seating experience [More] | 
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