| Good morning. It's Tuesday, Aug. 8. In our top story, mental-health facilities face a stark reality because of deep state cuts in funding. In Orlando, a young boy was found dead in a van at the Little Miracles Academy day-care center. And to see which celebrities have visited Disney World, click here. While state lawmakers boasted about increasing mental health funding, last-minute deals actually cut money for critically needed programs in Central Florida. And the pain is just beginning. [More] A young boy was found dead in a van at a Parramore area day care, Orlando police said. [More] As rocket launch activity grows, so do chances for contractors [More] Disney World recently unveiled a statue honoring the toddler who was killed last year by an alligator. [More] Olive Garden president received a 43 percent increase in total compensation over the last year and now makes $3.8 million. [More] In three open practices, UF has used three different starting quarterbacks. [More] Longtime UCF donors Tony and Sonja Nicholson pledge $2 million for the Knights' athletics village. [More] New Miami Dolphins quarterback Jay Cutler, who retired in May, said it was a 'hard decision' to return to the NFL. [More] The Orlando Pride have no room for error against Washington Spirit and need to earn a win Tuesday night at Orlando City Stadium. [More] Simpson, a former Oviedo High School cross-country and track standout, placed second in the women’s 1,500-meter run at the IAAF World Championships in London. [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] Praise for Natalie Cordone was omitted from a review of "Some Enchanted Evening." [More] | 
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