| Good morning. It's Thursday, June 7. Embattled Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala, who has been in the news for her stance on death penalty cases, had some personal debt issues that nearly led to her wages being garnished. Leading up to the Pulse shooting anniversary, the mother of victim Drew Leinonen says, "He wasn’t perfect. But he was perfect for me." While it's still raining today, that doesn't mean you can't make plans for the weekend, indoors or outdoors in our things to do this weekend gallery. Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala nearly had her wages garnished because of about $4,000 in outstanding credit card debt. The case was settled May 25. [More] Grand Avenue Primary Learning Center closes after 90 years [More] Community gathers to remember victims of Orlando workplace shooting [More] Since losing her son in Orlando's Pulse nightclub massacre, Christine Leinonen has felt compelled to become his voice. It has put her in the national spotlight. [More] There are two crashes on Interstate 4 Thursday morning causing lane closures, according to traffic updates from Florida 511. [More] UCF should end its legal battle with Ereck Plancher's family [More] Orlando City is on a 10-day break, so here's some storylines to watch around the league. [More] The Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 118-113, even though Cleveland’s two biggest stars punched back, in Game 3 and are one win away from winning the NBA title. [More] Orlando Pride coach Tom Sermanni invited spurned Nebraska youth soccer player Mili Hernandez to visit training. [More] Orlando City won its appeal of Rafael Ramos' red card, which was issued during the Chicago Fire match Sunday, and he will not be forced to miss the Lions' next game. [More] Universal's "Dark Universe" franchise gets off to a rough start in aggravating reboot starring Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe. 1 star [More] Hall & Oates and Tears for Fears unite for a concert at Orlando's Amway Center. [More] William Cordova wins the Orlando Museum of Art's 2017 Florida Prize [More] The end is near for Disney Springs' interactive attraction, which will be replaced by NBA Experience [More] By Monday “Wonder Woman” grossed $115 million in its first four days, a record for a female-directed picture in any genre. To date it has made nearly $250 [More] | 
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