| Good morning. It's Thursday, Oct. 19. We begin with our "Schools Without Rules'' project, which takes a look at the troubled history of Agape Christian Academy, a private school in Pine Hills, and the case of a principal who shut down one private school after allegedly abusing a student, only to open another. In Gainesville, white nationalist Richard Spencer's speech at the University of Florida is expected to draw plenty of protesters -- as well as a major police presence. And finally, if you are interested in receiving editorials and columns in your inbox (it's free), we invite you to learn more about The Sentinel Insight Newsletter by clicking here. Agape Christian Academy took $5.6 million in state-backed scholarships during the past five years as the private school repeatedly violated the few rules that govern Florida’s scholarship program. [More] How one Brevard County private school operator was able to continue benefiting from public vouchers and tax credits even after one of his schools was shut down. [More] White nationalist Richard Spencer is set to deliver a speech at the University of Florida. [More] Scott's and Putnam's rushed request for $2.5 billion for Florida agriculture needs vetting [More] The second teen charged in the beating death of Roger Trindade is now being charged as an adult. [More] The Orlando Magic beat the Miami Heat 116-109 on opening night [More] The Orlando Magic used to consider the Miami Heat as rivals; now they consider them role models [More] OCB purged its roster Wednesday, releasing all but five players [More] Pair of top 25 match ups highlight Week 8 in college football. [More] The UCF defense is focusing this week on being disciplined against Navy and fighting for another win. [More] Bob and Harvey Weinstein built an indie film powerhouse. Now the allegations against Harvey Weinstein have put the lesser known brother in the spotlight. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Hound of the Baskervilles" from Orlando Shakespeare Theater. [More] Legoland Florida offers up lots of little touches for a big Halloween treat with its annual Brick or Treat event. [More] Scary movies call for some not-so-scary-treats [More] The seven-episode 'Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings' will premiere in the spring on Freeform. [More] | 
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