| Good morning. It's Sunday, July 30. First up, three young boys are being raised by their grandparents after their mother and father died of a fentanyl overdose in December, an example of Florida's opioid crisis. Next, the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will open a new $500,000 bear exhibit next week. Looking for something to do today? Check out a photo gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. Florida opioid crisis: Three children were found in the backseat of a car pulled off on the shoulder of Interstate 4. Their parents were dead outside. [More] The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will open a new bear exhibit next week without the infamous bear that mauled a woman in 2013. [More] Health care activists rallied in downtown Orlando on Saturday to reiterate their support of Medicare and Medicaid programs in Florida and defend the ACA. [More] Seminole County is now the latest Central Florida government to require waste haulers use garbage trucks running on compressed natural gas. [More] Police leaders across the country moved quickly to distance themselves from President Trump's statements about "roughing up" people who've been arrested. [More] Memo to NBA free agents: Orlando is the place to be; just ask anybody who has ever played for Magic. [More] Orlando City conceded a late goal for a 1-1 draw in Atlanta on Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium. [More] UCF offensive coordinator Troy Walters is looking for more toughness out of the Knights offense heading into this season. [More] UCF gains much needed secondary help with transfer of Alabama cornerback Aaron Robinson. [More] Tim Raines' road to induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., began in Sanford, where he shine as a four-sport athlete in his youth at Seminole High School. [More] Every year, the Orlando Sentinel publishes the best of these categories. Tell us your favorites; your vote counts! [More] Miss Alabama's Outstanding Teen, Jessica Baeder, was crowned Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2018 Saturday night in Orlando. [More] Cats and cat lovers gathered at the Park Inn by Radisson Resort & Conference Center in Kissimmee Saturday for the Sandy Claws Cat Fanciers show. [More] New WKMG sports director Jamie Seh will headline a year-round sports show at 11:30 p.m. Saturdays. [More] The digital streaming giant plans to continue burning cash to fuel original productions and subscriber growth. [More] | 
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