| Good morning. It's Monday, Aug. 7. In our top story, it has been six years since Longwood Elementary School welcomed students. That will change this week. Elsewhere, an Orange County Sheriff's Office deputy was unharmed after a man fired shots at his unmarked truck early Monday. And finally, Scott Maxwell explains why Florida Democrats have been in a prolonged slump here. Longwood Elementary School to reopen after six years when Seminole County kicks off new school year [More] An Orange County deputy is OK after a gunman opened fire on his unmarked truck early Monday morning [More] About 9,000 kids are expected, with free backpacks, supplies, haircuts, dental screenings and medical checkups for youngsters preparing for the new year. [More] Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford is under a lockdown as police search the area for an armed carjacking suspect, officials said. [More] China, Pyongyang's major benefactor, urged its outcast neighbor Sunday to make a "smart decision" and stop conducting missile launches and nuclear tests. [More] Orlando City coach Jason Kreis says he's going to make starting XI decisions on a game by game basis until he finds a team that wants to win. [More] Ex-Marlins world champ Darren Daulton, diagnosed with brain cancer in 2013, dies at 55 [More] The Florida Gators are No. 18 in the Orlando Sentinel 2017 preseason college football rankings. [More] Jameis Winston evokes a mayoral presence as the leader of the Tampa Bay Bucs. [More] The Miami Dolphins have agreed to contract terms with quarterback Jay Cutler, who retired in May. Cutler will play for Dolphins coach Adam Gase, his offensive coordinator in Chicago in 2015. [More] Chris Pratt and Anna Faris announced Sunday that they are separating after eight years of marriage. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Fences" at Mad Cow Theatre. [More] Broadcast television goes for the star vehicles with Kyra Sedgwick, Jason Ritter, Jeremy Piven, Shemar Moore and David Boreanaz. [More] Two of the main characters from the original "Karate Kid," are coming back for a 10-episode comedy series on YouTube Red. [More] Luis Fonsi's ubiquitous song with Daddy Yankee has surpassed previous record holder “See You Again” [More] | 
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