| Good morning. It's Friday, July 28. In our top story, John McCain was one of three Republican senators to side with Democrats and cast dissenting votes as a scaled-back version of Obamacara was voted down early today. Elsewhere, the mother of a 3-month-old infant who died of an opioid overdose in Kissimmee was arrested in Puerto Rico on a manslaughter charge. And a community near UCF is getting new streetlights. Find out more here. Senate Republicans suffered a dramatic failure early Friday in their bid to advance a scaled-back plan to overhaul the Affordable Care Act. [More] A 3-month-old infant died from a fentanyl overdose at his Kissimmee home. Police are investigating. [More] Mike Miller, the first big Republican name entering the 2018 race against Democratic U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy, is optimistic about his chances in a very evenly split district [More] The State Attorney’s Office dismissed 10 cases after a Clermont Police officer was arrested Wednesday for falsifying arrest reports, prosecutors said. [More] Longtime Imagineer Marty Sklar, adviser to Walt Disney, has died at age 83 [More] UCF football kicked off its first fall practice and the Knights appear to be bigger, stronger and faster. [More] .Blake Bortles enters career crossroads season with Jacksonville Jaguars after awful mechanics, interceptions in 2015 [More] The Orlando Magic signed Marreese Speights to a one-year, $2.1 million contract [More] Orlando City coach Jason Kreis had the team work mostly on finishing during Thursday's training session as newly traded Dom Dwyer worked with the group for the first time [More] The Orlando Magic signed Arron Afflalo to a one-year, $2.3 million deal on Thursday [More] Cosmopolitan salutes Enzian in Maitland as the place to see independent and foreign movies in Central Florida. [More] Muddy Waters adds a taste of New Orleans to Orlando's South Eola neighborhood. [More] Disney World has set an opening day for the new version of a Future World ride [More] Sandy Claws Cat Fanciers brings cats from around the southeast to compete in Kissimmee. [More] Mid-year check-in: New restaurants spring up throughout Central Florida [More] | 
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