Friday, March 1, 2019

Aid for Puerto Rico & Pulse massacre findings

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HUD approves Puerto Rico hurricane recovery plan, allows $8.2 billion to aid rebuilding effort

HUD Secretary Ben Carson announced the approval Thursday evening of the latest Puerto Rico recovery plan, allowing the island devastated by Hurricane Maria to start drawing on $8.2 billion for housing, economic revitalization and infrastructure.

Pulse nightclub shooting: FBI lab tests of bullets from victims inconclusive, report shows

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released its report on the massacre at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.

Historic SpaceX launch Saturday may signal the return of astronaut missions from the U.S.

SpaceX will attempt to launch an uncrewed astronaut capsule at 2:48 a.m. Saturday, kicking off the first launch in NASA's Commercial Crew Program.

Lynx CEO Edward Johnson resigns amid turmoil at the public busing agency

Lynx's CEO Edward Johnson resigned among rising turmoil and morale issues at Central Florida's public-bus service.

Legal pot in Florida? Orlando lawmaker introduces bill to OK recreational marijuana

An Orlando Democrat has introduced a bill that would make recreational use of marijuana legal in Florida.

Orlando Magic rally for 103-96 win over defending champion Golden State Warriors

The Orlando Magic rallied past the reigning champion Golden State Warriors 103-96 on Thursday night at Amway Center, delivering a confidence boost as the Magic's push to reach the playoffs continues.

Magic win over Warriors means more to California native Aaron Gordon

California native Aaron Gordon's father watched his son play with purpose during a marquee victory for the Orlando Magic.

Danilo Acosta hungry for success with Orlando City

Orlando City left back Danilo Acosta's goal is to approach each day with a smile.

UCF baseball briefly celebrates victory against Gators, shifts focus to Jacksonville

The UCF baseball team defeated the University of Florida 12-9 on Wednesday night in Gainesville.

Lake Highland Prep falls short in state final rematch vs. Oxbridge Academy

The Highlanders lost to the school from West Palm Beach for the second year in a row in the Class 5A state girls basketball final.

A weekend getaway in Sebring promises peaceful escape

Your travel guide to Sebring, Florida, which offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Orlando and Central Florida.

Show will benefit Michael Hartson's cancer fight

"Get Your Hearts On" will be at Garden Theatre, where Michael Hartson starred in "Gypsy."

In 'Gertrude and Claudius,' two 'villains' get their say

"Gertrude and Claudius" review by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm

Beautiful 'Stabat Mater' as Bach Festival heads to finale

Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm checks out the Bach @ the Alfond program.

Exclusive 'Apollo 11' screenings headed to Central Florida

The new "Apollo 11" movie will be landing soon in Central Florida.

Orlando's own pawn star John Thedford digs for gold again with new chain of stores

John Thedford helped build La Familia and Value Pawn has spent the last three years building a new company and acquiring stores across the country trying to replicate his success what he says is an ignored corner of the marketplace.

First look at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge reveals Disney's intense new world

An early peek at a California version of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge reveals that Disney is building one of its most sophisticated attractions ever, training employees to think differently and aiming to reinvent its merchandising, all to make the experience more authentic for guests.

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