| Good morning. It's Sunday, August 20. First up, Sgt. Richard "Sam" Howard, the second Kissimmee Police officer shot Friday night during a routine stop, died Saturday afternoon. Next, the Orlando tourist strip known most for attracting conventioneers and thrill-seeking visitors — International Drive — is getting another identity. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. Kissimmee's Police Department tries to piece together the shooting death of two of its officers. [More] I-Drive apartment boom takes south end of International Drive. [More] Residents reacted Saturday to news that two Kissimmee police officers were fatally shot Friday night. [More] Thousands of demonstrators chanting anti-Nazi slogans in a rejection of white nationalism upstaged a small group in Boston that planned a "free speech rally." [More] Tim Williams, who brought gator wrestling to Gatorland in Kissimmee, will retire in September. [More] Orlando City coach Jason Kreis says he still believes the Lions can make the playoffs after settling for a draw against Columbus. [More] Alex Morgan scored a brace, helping the Orlando Pride earn a 2-1 win at Boston Saturday. [More] Aguayo was a victim of Tampa Bay's Booker Reese Curse. [More] Winter Park swimmer Hector Rodriguez escapes Venezuela, only to drown in sea of FHSAA red tape. [More] Florida State offensive lineman Landon Dickerson earned a black belt, giving him an edge on the football field. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "A Midsummer Night's Dream" from Red Fish Theatre and AntiGravity Orlando. [More] Trump's decision is smart because he doesn't seem too interested in the arts and because he has become a distraction. [More] Here's a look at some of the standout trips and what they added to "Game of Thrones." [More] For Monday's total solar eclipse, ABC, CBS and NBC will preempt regular programming, cable news will go across the country, and local stations will visit viewing events. [More] Before there was Dick Gregory the activist, there was Dick Gregory the groundbreaking comedian. [More] | 
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