Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Weather report & legalized sports betting?

Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.

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May 15, 2018

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Orlando weather: It should be soggy Tuesday, especially in afternoon

The chances of a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico developing into a disturbance has diminished.

Supreme Court leaves sports betting to states - could Florida legalize it?

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a federal law banning sports gambling in most states on Monday, opening the door for lawmakers in Florida and other states to legalize sports betting. Whether state lawmakers will move to legalize it in Florida, however, is an open question.

58 dead in Gaza protests as Israel fetes U.S. Embassy move

Thousands of protesters gathered in a bloody showdown that cast a shadow over Israel's inauguration of the new U.S. Embassy in contested Jerusalem.

Bill Nelson hits Rick Scott for Israel trip as potential storm threatens Florida

"Rick Scott is in Israel instead of minding the store at home," Nelson said in a campaign email, referring to Scott's presence at the controversial opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.

Oviedo YMCA finishes major renovation

The Oviedo YMCA renovation, which started in 2016 and wrapped up just earlier this year, includes the lobby; locker rooms; the second floors, where all the gym equipment is; and the activity rooms for babies and children.

Magic hope to find luck in 2018 NBA Draft Lottery with help from Lil' Penny

The Orlando Magic hope to win the 2018 NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago with help from Lil' Penny.

Orlando City's loss to Atlanta United proves there are things to work on

Orlando City's (6-3-1, 19 points) six-match win streak was snapped at the hands of Atlanta United (8-2-1, 25 points). Here are three takeaways from the match: 

Whitley: Orlando City fans, passion is no excuse for acting like punks

Orlando City's hooligan wannabes are embarrassing the MLS club they profess to love, the Sentinel's David Whitley writes.

Baseball region tournament previews feature big names and numbers

Area baseball teams will be led by standout players in Class 9A, 8A, 5A and 2A regional tournament games this week.

Inclement weather alters FHSAA state softball schedule in Vero Beach

The FHSAA has released a new softball state tournament schedule due to postponements this week.

'The Voice': Ormond Beach singer goes soulful route

On 'The Voice,' Ormond Beach singer Kaleb Lee performed a simple, heartfelt version of 'It Is Well With My Soul.' He learns if he has made it to the finals on Tuesday's results show.

Margot Kidder, actress who played Lois Lane in original 'Superman' films, dies at 69

Margot Kidder, the actress best known for playing Lois Lane opposite Christopher Reeve in the original "Superman" films, has died. She was 69.

For the right price, you can mark your favorite seat at Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center

You can name a seat at Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts — for a price.

United Arts hits $2 million fundraising goal

United Arts of Central Florida collects more than $2 million for arts organizations across Central Florida.

Fox makes room for veteran performers

Fox brings back 'Last Man Standing' with Tim Allen and adds 'The Cool Kids,' which is set in a retirement community and stars Vicki Lawrence, David Alan Grier, Leslie Jordan and Martin Mull.

Disney's 'Minnie Van' drivers can join Teamsters union

A regional director of the National Labor Relations Board last week ruled about 60 drivers who pick up Disney World guests using the Lyft app can be represented by the Teamsters local in Orlando.

Ripley bringing oddities to downtown Orlando art show

A new exhibit called "Odd Is Art" is designed to demonstrate that Ripley's is not only odd, it's artistic. The show is set for a gallery in downtown Orlando, and it could spread to other cities.

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