| Good morning. It's Tuesday, March 20. The death of a Cirque du Soleil show over the weekend in Tampa revealed the risks performers take to entertain a crowd. Throughout Central Florida today, the possibility exists for severe weather in front of cooler weather the rest of the week. And finally, the Orlando Pride will begin the 2018 National Women's Soccer League season Saturday. Coach Tom Sermanni talks about the team here. Aerialist Yann Arnaud died early Sunday after falling during a performance of Cirque du Soleil's "Volta" in Tampa. [More] Thunderstorms and strong winds, some as high as 60 mph, are likely to strike Central Florida this afternoon, with the potential for hail and tornadoes, said meteorologist John Pendergrast of the National Weather Service office in Melbourne. [More] Prosecutors will continue building their case against Noor Salman, widow of Pulse gunman Omar Mateen, this morning. [More] Fear escalated across Austin on Monday after the fourth bombing this month — this time, a blast that was triggered by a tripwire. [More] Attorneys with Morgan & Morgan are set to announce Monday what is believed to be the first lawsuit filed on behalf of a victim of the bridge collapse at FIU last week in Miami. The victim was injured when the 900-plus ton pedestrian bridge fell onto several cars and pedestrians. [More] UCF football will attempt to build on its perfect 13-0 run when spring practices kicks off Tuesday. The Knights will be led by first-year head coach Josh Heupel. [More] The Orlando Magic intend to play their youngsters more during the season’s final weeks [More] Florida State players got into heated arguments with each other when the No. 9 seed Seminoles trailed No. 1 seed Xavier, but they said the contentious exchanges helped fuel their rally for a ticket to the Sweet 16. [More] UCF football schedules series with former conference foe Louisville [More] The TV schedule for the Sweet 16 is out for the NCAA Tournament, with Florida State taking on Gonzaga late Thursday night. [More] "Black Panther" has become the first film since 2000's "Avatar" to top the weekend box office five straight weekends. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm reviews the Takacs Quartet, a visiting artist of the Bach Festival Society in Winter Park. [More] More than 350,000 are expected in downtown Winter Park this weekend for one of the largest arts festivals in the southeast. Winter Park’s Sidewalk Arts Festival wraps up Sunday and promises to bring some of the nation’s top artists to town. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "A Tennessee Walk" from Garden Theatre. [More] | 
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