Good morning. It's Thursday, June 29. In our top story, Southwest Airlines has announced it will follow an industry trend and cut back on flights to Cuba. Closer to home, Central Florida schools generally scored higher as Florida's annual education report card is released. And finally, Google's streaming TV service, YouTube TV, is coming to Orlando. Find out more here. Southwest Airlines will join other U.S. carriers in reducing flights to Cuba from Florida, saying laws that restrict Americans from traveling there for tourism are constraining demand. [More] Florida's latest school report card shows more schools earn A's and fewer earn F's [More] Orange County School Board Chairman Bill Sublette will issue a letter Monday in response to a group of preservationists concerned about the fate of the Grand Avenue School. [More] Nine-year-old Tyler Carach stopped by police headquarters on Wednesday to pass out donuts and coffee. [More] Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg will soon allow his employees to openly carry firearms [More] Gators College World Series title could be harbinger of things to come against FSU, ACC [More] Orlando Magic fans should not expect the team to make a major free-agent signing [More] The Orlando Pride rallied for a big 3-2 road win over Sky Blue FC Wednesday. [More] The Florida Gators are celebrating their first college baseball national title after knocking out LSU Tuesday night. [More] Orlando Magic might have averted the Phil Jackson's disaster in New York [More] The Holocaust Center in Maitland shares exhibits on civil rights, the Tuskegee Airmen and from the Smithsonian Institution. [More] 'America's Got Talent' continues to roll in the ratings and overwhelmed 'The Bachelorette.' [More] Frank & Steins closing; food hall taking its place [More] The United Arts annual meeting featured awards and announcements of surprise grants from corporate and other donors. [More] 'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda releases an epic video for 'Immigrants (We Get the Job Done).' [More] |
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