| Good morning. It's Thursday, June 15. In our top stories, the lure of financial incentives has resulted in a flood of applications for teaching positions at struggling Carver Middle School. Elsewhere, House GOP Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana is in critical condition after being shot during a practice for a congressional baseball game in Virginia. And finally, the 2017 Orlando Sentinel Varsity Sports Awards Show for high-school athletics was held Wednesday night. We have a photo gallery here. More than 500 apply to teach at Carver Middle School [More] A rifle-wielding attacker opened fire on Republican lawmakers at a congressional baseball practice, wounding House GOP Whip Steve Scalise and several others. [More] Gov. Rick Scott vetoes higher education bill that was priority of Senate President Joe Negron, saying it "impedes" progress at Florida's state colleges [More] A shooting Wednesday at a sprawling UPS warehouse and customer service center in San Francisco sent multiple victims to a hospital, officials said. [More] UCF clinic for veterans with PTSD gets $3 million in federal funding [More] The Orlando Sentinel recognized the top student athletes, coaches and teams from the 2016-17 varsity sports season on Wednesday. [More] UCF kicker should make a YouTube video of about how lucky he is to be getting a free education [More] Orlando City lost in the fourth round of the U.S. Open Cup for the first time in the club's history, losing 3-1 to NASL side Miami FC [More] Varsity Cup all-sports winners are Winter Park, Bishop Moore, Lake Highland Prep, Lake Mary, Oviedo and West Orange [More] Jones 2019 safety Marcus Tillman commits to Gators [More] "American Roadtrip" features a 150-member symphony orchestra [More] The 26th Fringe Festival's performers took home more money than ever before. [More] Chef Tim Keating is now the director of culinary operations for Boulevard Restaurants after nine years with Disney's Flying Fish Cafe. [More] The animated short "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" will debut in theaters Nov. 22 ahead of Disney-Pixar's "Coco." [More] In covering the Pulse anniversary, WFTV anchor Jorge Estevez reveals he hasn't talked to his father for 11 years. [More] | 
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