| Good morning. It's Friday, Dec. 29. An apartment fire in New York City has killed 12 people, making it the deadliest fire in the city since 87 people died in a club fire in the Bronx in 1990. Meanwhile, treating first responders' PTSD remains a problem nearly 1 1/2 years after the Pulse tragedy. And finally, what do you plan to do on the last weekend of 2017? We have some suggestions here. The deadliest residential fire to hit New York City in at least a quarter century has killed 12 people and left four injured, city officials said. [More] How have local law enforcement departments handled officers' well-being since the Pulse shooting? Did they learn from other critical incident reports released after tragedies in other places? [More] A man called a "person of interest" in a 12-year-old boy's death Tuesday night was arrested on a probation violation charge, records show. [More] Orlando recently established eight “passenger loading zones” throughout downtown, which officials said they hoped will make it easier for visitors to catch an Uber or Lyft on busy weekend nights. [More] Orange County leads state in 'historic' decline juvenile arrest [More] The Orlando Magic snapped a nine-game losing streak Thursday by beating the Detroit Pistons 102-89 [More] Oklahoma State finally finds firepower, fireworks in fourth quarter of Camping World Bowl [More] UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton thrived under pressure to lead the No. 12 Knights to the Peach Bowl. [More] With one Sunday to go, seven of the NFL's eight divisions have been claimed, with only the NFC South up for grabs. But the wild-card berths are still wet cement, with four teams in each conference vying for those fifth and sixth seeds. [More] UCF players are preparing for the upcoming Peach Bowl by watching tape of Auburn's games against Georgia. [More] The latest controversy surrounding Taylor Swift really seemed to capture her year in a nutshell. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical" from the Bay Street Players. [More] Orlando's theme parks and attractions presented new rides, shows and experiences throughout the year [More] Toy Story Land, Fast & Furious ride, Infinity Falls set to make splashes in Orlando [More] America's anxious and unsettled times made it a banner year for villains and bad guys in movies, TV and real life. From Alexander Skarsgard in "Big Little Lies" to Jeff Daniels in "Godless," we were haunted and riveted by those with dark hearts. [More] | 
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