| Good morning. It's Wednesday, July 19. In our top story, a Osceola County jury recommended the death penalty for a St. Cloud man who killed his nearly 3-month-old son four years ago. Elsewhere, Sprint has sued All Aboard Florida for nearly $650,000 for work along the Brightline route, for which the telecommunications company claims it has not been reimbursed. And finally, Atlanta United FC is coming to town to face Orlando City on Friday. The team from Georgia had a message for the Lions here. A jury unanimously rules in favor of the death penalty for Larry Perry, a St. Cloud man convicted for killing his nearly 3-month-old son in 2013. [More] Sprint Communications has sued All Aboard Florida for $646,266. The lawsuit, filed recently in Miami federal court, comes just as All Aboard is preparing to launch new Brightline train service [More] James Geoffrey Dameron was taken into custody by FHP troopers on Florida's Turnpike. [More] Disney vs. Casinos. The theme park giant has fought voter initiatives before, but now wants voters help in fighting gambling. [More] President Trump declared he's going to "let Obamacare fail" after the Republicans' effort to rewrite the 2010 health care overhaul imploded in Congress. [More] Jonathon Simmons sees an opportunity with the Orlando Magic [More] Orlando City's only regional rival and 2017 expansion side Atlanta United FC bought a billboard downtown that reads, "Orlando, we're coming to conquer," with the date of the teams' first clash. [More] The UCF football team knows it will be hard to take the next developmental step and build on last year's success, but players say they're ready to work. [More] Orlando Pride defender Toni Pressley was down after a pair of costly mistakes, but a powerful goal against FC Kansas City has given her a jolt of confidence. [More] Dwight Howard explored the possibility of returning to Orlando, but Orlando Magic were not interested [More] With a bare minimum of dialogue, and a brutal maximum of scenes depicting near-drowning situations in and around Dunkirk, France, in late May and early June. [More] Families are still sitting down on Sunday to watch the ABC clip show. [More] Watermark says Billy Manes will no longer be editor-in-chief "by mutual agreement" and "the reasons for this change will remain proprietary." [More] Alec Baldwin will play Col. Nathan Jessep, and Aaron Sorkin is adapting his play for NBC. [More] Burlesque dancer Penny Starr says her time on 'Little Big Shots: Forever Young' was wonderful. [More] | 
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