| Good morning. It's Saturday, August 12. First up, as Orlando's airport manages a $3.1 billion expansion and 43 million passengers a year, it also has a conspicuous accounting task to conclude: paying claims for shuttle trouble this year. Next, instead of a quiet goodbye, Disney has released limited special merchandise this month to mark Sunday's end of The Great Movie Ride and Ellen's Energy Adventure. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. Orlando International Airport is processing passenger claims for delays in April from broken shuttles. [More] There hasn’t always been a loud farewell and special gear to buy to mark an attraction’s end. [More] Nearly five years after Gov. Rick Scott challenged state colleges to offer $10,000 degrees to students, few students have graduated with such degrees, and none at Valencia or Seminole State College. [More] America's oldest black municipality will soon be flush with cash as it prepares to celebrate 130 years since it incorporated in 1887. [More] President Trump tweeted that military solutions are "locked and loaded" as officials said they plan to move ahead with war exercises later this month. [More] UF released the contracts of five of coach Jim McElwain's assistants. [More] Orlando City is hoping to start winning streak Saturday during a matchup against the New York Red Bulls. [More] FSU coach Jimbo Fisher has high hopes for three players to contribute to the Seminoles' thin group of wide receivers this season. [More] Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill has decided to have season-ending left knee surgery to repair his ACL, according to a league source. [More] On Friday night the Gators scrimmaged for the first time during preseason practices. [More] A judge has thrown out a Denver DJ's case against Taylor Swift because he hadn't shown that she set out to have him fired after the meet-and-greet in 2013. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Amish Project" at Mad Cow Theatre. [More] Brie Larson stars as a young woman who strives to find her own way after growing up in a close-knit unorthodox family. [More] Wendy Chioji on "Surviving & Thriving": "I know first-hand how powerful and motivating it can be to learn about other survivors, and the incredible challenges they've overcome.” [More] CNN said goodbye to Jeffrey Lord on Thursday. The right-wing pundit was terminated after he tweeted a Nazi salute at Media Matters President Angelo Carusone. [More] | 
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