| Good morning. It's Sunday, May 7. In our top spot, UCF police say annually they are seeing more students suffering from mental breakdowns, and those numbers spike around final exams. The officers recently underwent extra mental health training to help these students. Elsewhere, a 10-year-old girl was bitten in the leg at an Orange County park Saturday. Finally, check out a video of manatees at SeaWorld eating lettuce grown by Orlando elementary school students here. UCF officers go through extra mental health training around final exams as Baker Acts rise [More] A young girl was bitten in the leg at an Orange County park on Saturday, officials said. [More] A sonic boom that shoot Central Florida was caused by X37B, a secret military space shuttle landing at Kennedy Space Center. [More] With the legislative session ending, Florida remains one of just 8 states without serious texting, driving laws [More] PARIS (AP) — French voters decided Sunday whether to back pro-business independent Emmanuel Macron or far-right populist Marine Le Pen as their next president, [More] Orlando City (6-3-0, 18 points) dropped its second consecutive game 4-0 Saturday night against the Houston Dynamo (5-3-1, 16 points) at BBVA Compass Stadium. [More] Unlike like Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, former Auburn coach Gene Chizik really did quit coaching to spend more time with his family [More] Matt Lloyd is ready for his role as the Orlando Magic's interim general manager [More] Florida State student Payton Poulin, who inspired the Seminoles football team by not letting a disability hold him back, earned his degree Saturday. [More] Always Dreaming won the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. [More] There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. [More] A publicist says country music legend Loretta Lynn remains hospitalized after having a stroke. [More] Playing Donald Trump, Alec Baldwin phones in a performance that was the high point of "Saturday Night Live." [More] Leesburg becomes the latest city in Central Florida to open a splash pad [More] It's not a Cinco de Mayo fiesta without tequila, Mexican cuisine and Mariachi bands, and revelers got it all at the annual celebration [More] | 
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