| Good morning. It's Friday, Dec. 22. We begin with a story about a Winter Garden mother and other volunteers, who give the gift of spreading holiday cheer in the hospital rooms of children. Meanwhile, the widow of the Pulse shooter could testify in court Friday as a judge decides whether what Noor Salman told investigators the day of the attack should be allowed as evidence at her trial. And finally, if you're not Christmas shopping, you can find other things that you might want to do this weekend here. A Winter Garden woman is collecting Christmas decorations to donate to children's hospital rooms. She calls their effort the Greyson Project. [More] Attorneys for Noor Salman, the widow of the Pulse nightclub shooter are arguing that what she told the FBI the day of the attack should not be allowed into evidence during her trial. [More] The so-called Porch Pirates who steal packages from outside homes during the Christmas holiday season are out in force, but technology and alternative delivery options are thwarting the thieves. [More] Jermaine LeBron, who was convicted of killing Larry Neal Oliver Jr. in 1995 for his customized red truck, had his death sentence commuted to life in prison; his victim's mother speaks out about her only son, the man who shot him and the Osceola County murder. [More] Orange County records show Westgate Resorts paid a widow $1.5 million for her 30-year-old vacation condo and resolve a dispute holding up the timeshare giant's $40 million project in Orlando's tourist district. [More] Blake Bortles and the Jaguars are trash-talking their way to NFL playoffs, leading the AFC South. [More] UCF football embraces one final high-energy practice before the Christmas break. [More] Injuries have not derailed the focus for the Orlando Magic entering back-to-back games this weekend. [More] Sportscaster Dick Enberg has died at age 82, daughter Nicole confirms to The Associated Press. [More] Frank Nutile threw for 254 yards and a touchdown to lead Temple to a 28-3 victory over Florida International in the Gasparilla Bowl on Thursday night. [More] Arcadian Broad will be Orlando Ballet's first artist in residence. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm highlights memorable performances and creative work in Central Florida theaters. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm highlights memorable performances and creative work in Central Florida theaters. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm highlights memorable performances and creative work in Central Florida theaters. [More] Where to find 'lucky' foods at Orlando-area restaurants [More] | 
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