| Good morning. It's Tuesday, Aug. 15. Orlando Magic fans can plot the games they want to catch as the NBA released its 2017-2018 season schedule. In the wake of the deadly protests in Charlottesville that killed the daughter of a Brevard County man, Scott Maxwell looks at a law proposed by two Florida legislators that would have protected drivers who unintentionally hit pedestrians. Finally, if you didn't catch Monday's launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 from Kennedy Space Center, watch the video and see photos here. The Magic will open their 2017-18 regular season on Oct. 18 in Orlando against the Miami Heat [More] Hurricane Gert became the second hurricane of the season in the Atlantic while other systems are moving off Africa [More] Protesters in North Carolina toppled a nearly century-old statue of a Confederate soldier on Monday at a rally against racism outside a Durham courthouse. [More] Florida legislators wanted to reduce liability of drivers who run over protesters [More] Westgate Resorts' parent company, Central Florida Investments Inc., has sued to open its new time-share tower despite an ongoing dispute with a widow. [More] Orlando City issued a statement about a red card issued to Kaká at the end of the team's 3-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls [More] It's a joke that Florida Gators coach Jim McElwain suspended star wide receiver Antonio Callaway for just one game [More] UCF announced vice president and direct of athletics Danny White signed a contract amendment following a successful 18 months leading the program. [More] UF coach Jim McElwain discussed the suspension of star receiver Antonio Callaway and six other Gators Monday. [More] "La Nouba" offers discount ticket packages to Florida residents in its final weeks. [More] Visitors will soon be able to check out the plans for Toy Story Land, opening in 2018, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, set to debut in 2019. [More] First Bite: New chef, menu at American Kitchen Bar & Grill [More] Shonda Rhimes, the creator of popular television series such as "Scandal" and "Grey's Anatomy," has signed a deal to make new shows for Netflix. [More] Why did Miley Cyrus cancel her appearance at Fox's Teen Choice Awards at the last minute? [More] | 
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