| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Oct. 18. In our top story, an Orlando Sentinel investigation, Schools Without Rules, begins with a look at the lack of oversight of private schools that benefited from nearly $1 billion in state-backed scholarships despite, in some cases, questionable practices. Meanwhile, a bipartisan attempt aimed at restoring health-care subsidies is facing Republican opposition. And finally, if you enjoy our editorials and columns, find out more about The Sentinel Insight Newsletter, including how to subscribe (it's free), by clicking here. Florida private schools will collect nearly $1 billion in state-backed scholarships this year through weakly regulated that some schools hire teachers without college degrees. [More] A bipartisan deal to resume federal payments to health insurers stalled Tuesday with mixed signals from President Trump and opposition from Republicans. [More] SeaWorld disclosed a man’s July 16 death after the 58-year-old who suffered health problems went in a lazy river in a state report. [More] President John Hitt tout opportunities, growth at UCF [More] Water district chairman John Miklos lets companies hire him to seek permits from district [More] With Nebraska and Tennessee potentially pursuing UCF coach Scott Frost after the season, the Knights are trying to raise money to increase the pay of Frost and his staff [More] UCF cheerleaders are struggling to keep up with nation's most prolific offense [More] The Orlando Magic will see how they stack up when they open their season against the Miami Heat [More] Orange City University rallied Tuesday to hand Seminole its first district loss. [More] FSU's offense, which ranks nearly the bottom of college football teams nationally, continues to remain encouraged about its gradual improvements in recent games. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "On Your Feet!," the touring Broadway musical at the Dr. Phillips Center. [More] Folk singer Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul & Mary will perform at the Mount Dora Community Building. [More] If they can turn the blood sport dystopian universe of “The Hunger Games” into a theme park land, can “Divergent,” “Game of Thrones” and “Westworld” be far behind? [More] The #MeToo stories spreading across Twitter and Facebook show that just about every woman has their own personal nightmare. [More] The "Star Wars" Han Solo spinoff had finally been titled: "Solo: A Star Wars Story." [More] | 
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