Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Tropical Storm Gordon & SunRail issues

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

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September 4, 2018

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Tropical Storm Gordon should strike Gulf Coast as hurricane, forecasters predict

Tropical Storm Gordon is expected to make landfall as a hurricane either Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, the National Hurricane Center said.

SunRail future hits impasse between state, Central Florida governments

Central Florida's expected takeover of the SunRail commuter-train system in three years already has run afoul of the state's current control. It's not about crucial dollars and duties.

Mother of slain singer Christina Grimmie dies from cancer, family says

Tina, who was affectionately known by her daughter's fans as "Mama Grimmie," died two years after her daughter was killed at The Plaza LIVE in Orlando by a deranged fan.

Central Floridians seek thrill with adventure racing

Adventure racing takes the concept of traditional running, biking and swimming races and adds further elements of challenge from the natural world and can include canoeing, horseback riding, mountain repelling, natural obstacle courses and more.

Orlando City barber Alex Arrieta goes from fan of Lions to friend of club

Alex Arrieta never intended to be a barber.

Bianchi: New FSU coach Willie Taggart's feel-good offseason is ruined by ugly loss to Virginia Tech

Whether new coach Willie Taggart's longtime love for FSU can transfer into long-term success came into question after a disheartening loss to Virginia Tech.

FSU offense stalls, Seminoles fall to Virginia Tech in Taggart's bumpy debut

No. 19 Florida State's offense stalled against No. 20 Virginia Tech's young but potent defense, sealing the Seminoles' home loss to the Hokies on Monday night during coach Willie Taggart's bumpy debut.

Another UF jump pass rekindles memories for former Gator Tate Casey

UF quarterback Feleipe Franks jump-passed his way into Gators lore, rekindling memories for many of the halcyon days of Florida football.

UCF's McKenzie Milton not surprised by hot start of Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa

UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton always thought fellow Hawaiian Tua Tagovailoa should have been Alabama's starting quarterback, but he admits he's biased because the two are friends.

One-handed star Shaquem Griffin earns spot on Seattle Seahawks' roster, may start opener

One-handed star Shaquem Griffin, who shined at UCF, earned a spot on the Seattle Seahawks roster and may start the team's opener.

Orlando Ballet School shuts Seminole County campus

Orlando Ballet School shut its Seminole County campus at the end of August.

Pictures: Orlando Shakes' 'In the Heights'

Orlando Shakes will open its new season with Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In the Heights." Here's a look at some of the cast.

Award-winning education director leaves Dr. Phillips Center

Dana Brazil was well-known in the arts community and nationally recognized for her work.

23 tips for a fun time at Epcot International Food and Wine Festival

The Epcot International Food and Wine Festival is celebrating its 23rd year of showcasing dishes and drink from around the world from Aug. 30-Nov. 12. 

Disney, other parks bake cupcakes, other treats to satisfy guests

Tons of cupcakes plus Instagram followings equal a nice marketing push for theme parks, who are selling more and more creative foods.

'We've righted the ship:' New space race fuels massive economic comeback on Space Coast

In the seven years since the shuttle program ended at the Space Coast, the region has returned from nearly 12 percent unemployment to 3.9 percent unemployment, bolstered by new companies and a diversified economy.

Norwegian to return for Cuba cruises at Port Canaveral in 2019

Norwegian Cruise Line is set to finish up its first summer season of sailings from Port Canaveral on board the Norwegian Sun, but will be back with more in 2019.

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