| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Aug. 9. In our top story, state politicians say the right things about fighting the mental-health crisis and opioid epidemic, but those words rang hollow when the cuts to funding came, writes columnist Scott Maxwell. In Orlando, the 3-year-old boy who died at a day-care facility was in a hot van all day, police say, as details emerge from the tragedy. And finally, to find out more about the new baby-gator habitat at Gatorland, click here. Forget the press conferences and photo ops. Cuts to drug treatment, mental-health funding reveal Florida's true colors [More] Myles Hill, 3, was in a hot day care van all day before his body was found in the back seat Monday night. The day care had been previously cited by the state for transportation issues. [More] Trump blasted North Korea after a report said U.S. intelligence has assessed that Pyongyang has produced a nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles. [More] Orlando officials will open the century-old time capsule that was found inside the base of the Confederate statue known as “Johnny Reb.” [More] Agape Christian Academy has been kicked out of the state's scholarship program [More] Matthew Thomas, Jacob Pugh and Ro'Derrick Hoskins are three senior linebackers the Florida State defense hopes to depend on during the 2017 season. [More] SEC cheats more in football, coaches say. Don't doubt them. [More] The Orlando Pride earned a critical 3-0 win over the Washington Spirit, vaulting the team back into the NWSL playoff mix. [More] Orlando City striker Carlos Rivas suggested the heat may be contributing to the Lions' familiar summer slumps. [More] Bucs could blow up Internet, NFL as HBO Hard Knocks premieres [More] Walt Disney Co. will launch two Netflix-like streaming services, one for sports, one for films and TV shows, in a move to address the changing media landscape [More] Hackers using the name "Mr. Smith" posted a fresh cache of stolen HBO files online Monday, and demanded that HBO pay a ransom of several million dollars. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Joyce Jackson's Guide to Dating" at The Abbey [More] As work continues on the new Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios, construction crews hit a milestone in the land's signature ride, the Slinky Dog Dash roller coaster. [More] Chris Pratt and Anna Faris announced Sunday that they are separating after eight years of marriage. [More] | 
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