Sunday, February 3, 2019

TSA officer dies at airport & Marine wife deported

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February 3, 2019

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TSA officer dead after jumping from balcony at Orlando International Airport, police say

A man jumped from a Hyatt Regency Hotel balcony Friday into an open area inside the Orlando International Airport, Orlando police and airport officials said. 

Deported to Mexico, wife of Polk County Marine veteran calls life away from U.S. 'a nightmare'

The family of Alejandra Juarez, a Polk County Marine veteran's wife, is struggling to adapt to life after her deportation to Mexico last year amid President Donald Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy.

Orlando health briefing: UCF research dollars grow; Orange County gets $10 million for HIV care; People on the move

UCF received more than $183 million in research funds and grants in 2018, an increase of $34 million compared to the prior year, and up from $118 million a decade ago, according to the university's Office of Research Annual Report.

Rick Scott reverses position on an executive order on DACA, calls for Trump to use 'emergency powers' if no deal

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott called for President Trump to use his executive powers to find "a permanent solution" for Dreamers and bashed Democrats for their "hate" in not agreeing to an immigration deal.

Following U.S., Russia's Putin suspends nuclear pact and promises new weapons

Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country would follow the United States in suspending its participation in a treaty banning midrange nuclear weapons.

Nikola Vucevic powers Orlando Magic to 102-89 win over Brooklyn Nets

Orlando Magic All-Star Nikola Vucevic led his team to a 102-89 win over the Brooklyn Nets Saturday night at Amway Center.

Gators stall late against No. 7 Kentucky's defense, fall to Wildcats

The Florida Gators scored just 14 points during the game's final 15 minutes to fall to Kentucky 65-54 Saturday in the O'Connell Center.

Florida State earns win over Georgia Tech, moves to .500 in ACC play

The Seminoles were able to outlast the defensive efforts of Georgia Tech and get the 59-49 win Saturday.

It's time to convert to the dark side, start appreciating Patriots greatness | Commentary

On this Super Bowl Sunday, it's time to start appreciating the New England Patriots' greatness.

Pro Football Hall of Fame: Champ Bailey, Tony Gonzalez, Ty Law, Kevin Mawae and Ed Reed headline 2019 class

Tony Gonzalez earned a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, along with Champ Bailey, Ed Reed, Ty Law and Kevin Mawae.

Second City yuks it up with the Philharmonic

"The Second City Guide to the Symphony" reviewed by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm.

Hedgehog Day: St. Cloud rescue helps 'misunderstood' critters

A St. Cloud rescue shares information about hedgehogs and their rescue efforts for Hedgehog Day on Feb. 2.

'Tale of Two Cities' production is ambitious but flawed

"A Tale of Two Cities" from Central Florida Vocal Arts reviewed by Matthew J. Palm.

Choral concert benefits young-father support organization

The Garden Choir's Unity 2019 concert benefits Young Fathers of Central Florida.

Istanbul Grill offers flavorful favorites

Istanbul Grill isn't much to look at — until the dishes start coming out of the kitchen. Turkish and Mediterranean favorites such as hummus, kebabs, pide and more are expertly cooked at this restaurant in south Orlando.

Florida bans company for selling millions of fake social media followers

Florida's new attorney general Ashley Moody announced a settlement with a company for selling hundreds of millions of fake social media followers, or bots. Her office is targeting companies that engage in social media fraud.

Royal Caribbean cuts steel on 2nd Quantum Ultra class ship Odyssey of the Seas

Royal Caribbean has cut the first steel on its second Quantum Ultra class ship, Odyssey of the Seas, which is due in 2020.

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