Monday, January 7, 2019

On-ramp with hairline cracks opens & man's death kept quiet

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Crack-riddled Interstate 4 pier opens today for traffic as part of new on-ramp

A newly constructed pier for an I-4 on-ramp is riddled with hairline cracks. But state road officials are preparing to open the ramp to traffic on Monday.

Man killed inside an International Drive hotel in October, but the public wasn't told

Jonathan Bello was killed in a Days Inn hotel on International Drive on Oct. 6 in a two-bed room he had booked in Orlando's tourism district the night before. But Orlando police never notified the public of Bello's death or the suspect's arrest, as they do in nearly every homicide case.

Panic at Florida Mall a sign of the times in era of heightened mass-shooting fears, experts say

The increase of mass shootings nationwide have put many on heightened awareness, but people need to realize they are actually rare and panicking can exasperate the situation, officials said.

Trump administration making efforts to contain fallout from shutdown, which stretches into third week

The Trump White House maintained its hard line on funding for a border wall in a letter to congressional leaders.

Lime bikes in Orlando: They're fun and green, but some also say 'litter' and ripe for lawsuits | Commentary

Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell and his wife went for a test drive on the electric-powered Lime bikes. Here's what they found out.

Win or lose vs. Clemson, Bama icon Nick Saban is the greatest coach — pro or college — in the history of sports | Commentary

Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi says Nick Saban's status won't be affected by the outcome of Alabama's game with Clemson for the national championship Monday night.

Alabama-Clemson clashes are marked by wars in the trenches, and CFP title game might be the same

The top-ranked Crimson Tide and No. 2 Tigers have met in the College Football Playoffs the previous three years, a stretch marked by some of the most-ferocious defensive lines in the game. This season's fourth installment continues that trend.

When the Tide rolls, these guys are only along for the ride

The walk-ons on the University of Alabama football team are easily overlooked.

Magic give up big lead again, fall 106-96 on road to Clippers

The Orlando Magic surrendered another big lead again, falling 106-96 on the road to the Clippers on Sunday.

UCF receiver Dredrick Snelson declares for NFL draft

UCF junior Dredrick Snelson declared for the NFL draft after finishing second on the team with 688 yards and five touchdowns.

'Bohemian Rhapsody' wins at Golden Globes in upset

"Bohemian Rhapsody" is the winner of the best film drama Golden Globe Award.

'Aquaman' swims to third straight victory, nears $1 billion globally

The DC superhero adventure directed by James Wan has now crossed $940 million worldwide,

Top Orlando arts events: '3 to See' for the week of Jan. 7, 2019

Orlando Sentinel arts writer and critic Matthew J. Palm picks three arts events not to miss this week.

It's 'Doll's House' times two, in theater collaboration

Central Florida theatergoers can see "A Doll's House" and "A Doll's House, Part 2" this month.

Last call: 'Shifting Gaze' intriguingly explores body image

The Mennello Museum of American Art hosts "Shifting Gaze" through Jan. 13.

Aspiring brewers can pick their own hops for free Saturday in Zellwood

A free hop harvest party will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday on the quarter-acre Central Florida Hops farm from 2624 Junction Rd. in Zellwood. The farm will also be open Tuesday through Friday during the same time.

Captain Marvel brings female empowerment to Disney Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line's Marvel Day At Sea sailings are adding Captain Marvel to the cast during 10 sailings on Disney Magic through March 2019.

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