Friday, April 6, 2018

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April 6, 2018

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Hurricane season will be busier than average, early forecast says

Look for 14 named storms, and there's a greater than normal chance of a major system striking the U.S., according to Colorado State University.

High school students learn the power of the vote

"You are among the least likely people to vote," Seminole County elections supervisor Mike Ertel told Hagerty seniors. "The older you are, the more likely you are to vote – and politicians know that. Prove them wrong in November. Go out in November and vote. Change that, and they'll listen to you more and more often."

In Disney's shadow, immigrants juggle running food truck with cleaning houses

In the shadow of Walt Disney World, two immigrant entrepreneurs juggle running their own food truck with cleaning vacation rentals.

Two former Winter Springs police officers arrested on perjury charges

Two Winter Springs police officers were arrested Thursday on perjury charges after an investigation revealed they lied about a city employee assaulting them, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

Would you pay $9.5M to stay in a space hotel?

Orion Span, a California company, unveiled its ideas for Aurora Station on Thursday – a commercial space station that would house a luxury hotel.

Orlando Pride star Alex Morgan's brace helps USWNT earn 4-1 win over Mexico

Orlando Pride star Alex Morgan earned a brace, delivered a nutmeg and nearly had multiple assists during the U.S. women's national team's victory in a friendly in Jacksonville.

Diaz: Tiger Woods' comeback at Masters is something to shout about

Tiger teed off for a run at the Masters on Thursday morning with a good chunk of the nation pulling for him to win, including Sentinel columnist George Diaz from the cozy confines of his home in Central Florida.

Magic's Evan Fournier is enduring unwelcome relaxation time

Evan Fournier is disappointed to end his Orlando Magic season with an injury.

Tim Tebow makes Double-A debut with Binghamton Rumble Ponies, homers on first pitch he sees

Tim Tebow went deep in his first game for the New York Mets' Class AA affiliate.

FSU draft prospect Ro'Derrick Hoskins hopes to catch NFL team's eye

Ro'Derrick Hoskins, a 6-foot-3 and now 230-pound linebacker, has lost roughly 10 pounds and had the opportunity to meet with four NFL teams before the draft begins on April 26.

Valencia's 'Transition' puts transgender community in the spotlight

A new play opening at Valencia College uses the real stories of transgender individuals.

Scares to mares: Big weekend in Central Florida

Spooky Empire, UCF Celebrates the Arts and more keep Central Florida busy April 6-8.

Florida Film Festival: Pam Grier savors 'Jackie Brown'

Actress Pam Grier will share stories of her life, career and longevity — from 'Coffy' and 'Foxy Brown' to 'This Is Us' — at a Florida Film Festival screening of 'Jackie Brown.'

Grocery stores aren't just for supplies anymore

Grocery stores are developing themselves beyond a simple place to fill a cart and head home. They're becoming hangouts, with classes, special events and daily perks. Curious about this trend? Here are a few activities I've found at local markets.

Florida Film Festival brings the noise with music docs

Grace Jones, Agnostic Front and Colorado's Magic Music get in-depth looks in documentaries at the Florida Film Festival.

Museum of Ice Cream in Miami Beach extends exhibit until May 13

The Museum of Ice Cream in Miami Beach, which opened in December, has extended its run once again, now closing May 13.

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