| Good morning. It's Sunday, July 16. First up, brick-and-mortar stores are facing big challenges, and at least 60 national chain stores have closed in Metro Orlando since 2016. Next, a flood of new Walt Disney World attractions, including an immersive "Star Wars"-themed resort and a "Tron" ride, were announced Saturday. Lastly, looking for something to do this Sunday? Check out a gallery of activities and events in Central Florida here. Sears, Sports Authority, HH Gregg, Bebe, The Limited and more brick-and-mortar retailers are crumbling among competition from online competitors and outlet malls. [More] New attractions at Epcot, Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios were announced at the D23 conference in Anaheim, Calif. on Saturday. [More] Investors are looking at converting two historic buildings in downtown Sanford into hotels. But can it work? [More] Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Saturday he will delay consideration of health care legislation in the Senate, after Sen. John McCain's announced absence. [More] Work is under way on a massive 625-foot steel pedestrian bridge that will tower over Interstate 4 just west of the interchange at Maitland Boulevard. [More] The Orlando Pride bolstered their playoff hopes, earning a 4-1 win over FC Kansas City. [More] Tim Tebow is the savior minor-league teams have been waiting for. [More] Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois hopes to take his tough lessons learned in his first season as a starter to propel the Seminoles to a national title in 2017. [More] The Orlando Magic signed Jonathon Simmons to a contract Saturday. [More] Commissioner Rob Manfred is concerned about the pace of games and there's strong talk he wants to install a pitch clock to get things moving faster. [More] D23 offers an early peek at Disney and Pixar's new film slate. [More] This year’s Epcot International Food and Wine Festival will be the biggest yet with five new marketplaces and three returning country-themed booths (and more) to explore over 75 days. [More] A refresher course in where all the characters were at in "Game of Thrones" at the end of season 6. [More] Chris Wallace: "This really shouldn’t be a matter of liberal versus conservative, pro-Trump versus anti-Trump." [More] Mark Warner, Rand Paul, Susan Collins and Trump attorney Jay Sekulow will appear on multiple Sunday morning shows. [More] | 
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