| Good morning. It's Saturday, February 10. First up, in America's politically polarized environment, some students increasingly think colleges should ban speech that may be racist or defamatory, a trend that worries advocates of the First Amendment. Next, Central Florida youths describe the burden of secrecy, the hope of DACA and a year of torment, as their prospects for citizenship rise and fall. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. College students increasingly think that universities should ban speech that may be offensive and defamatory. It's a trend that worries advocates of the First Amendment. [More] They’ve been political footballs for years, in some cases as far back as their memories can stretch. [More] Three teenagers were arrested Friday on first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of a Lake Nona High School student who fled from the U.S. Virgin Islands after last summer's hurricanes. [More] Publix, Red Lobster, Winn-Dixie and other grocers have jumped launched their own “sustainable seafood campaigns” and other companies are rallying around commitments to animal welfare and antibiotic use in an era where customers want cleaner, better-sourced food. [More] The Israeli military shot down an Iranian drone that infiltrated the country early Saturday and struck Iranian targets in Syria that launched it. [More] Bianchi: The entire Larin fiasco was an embarrassment to Orlando City’s franchise and to the league as a whole. [More] The Orlando Magic likely will wait until after the All-Star break to sign a 3rd point guard to a 10-day contract. [More] The Orlando Magic’s trade deadline decisions indicate their rebuild will be incremental. [More] Stephanie Torres scored at the buzzer for Colonial to help the Grenadiers secure another girls basketball district title on Friday. [More] Oviedo defeated Lake Mary 3-0 in the Class 5A region semifinal. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews Orlando Ballet's "Romeo and Juliet." [More] The former home of Club Firestone is getting a new makeover along with two new venues, Odd Jobs and Blackstar, coming to downtown Orlando. [More] Orlando Ballet announces its 2018-19 season of productions. [More] The mood is light. A bartenders keeps pouring the cocktails. If a police officer walks in, piano player Kelly Richards spontaneously bursts into “YMCA.” Yet the talent at Pilars martini bar can be serious. [More] A Florida restaurant chain themed after notorious Chicago gangster Al Capone is opening in the Hamlin Town Center center near Horizon West. [More] | 
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