Friday, April 5, 2019

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Florida university president applicants could be kept secret under proposed legislation

The names of people applying to become presidents at Florida public universities and colleges could be shielded from the public until 30 days before a final vote is taken.

Virgin Trains plans to link with Disney World, SunRail at same time as Orlando International Airport

The train that will run from South to Central Florida will stop at Walt Disney World and SunRail's Meadow Wood station at about the same time it opens its Orlando airport station, Virgin Trains' president said Thursday.

SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch will not be Sunday, report says

SpaceX's first commercial launch of its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket will not happen Sunday evening, according to a report in Spaceflight Now.

Here are key differences in how Florida House, Senate want to spend your tax dollars

The House and Senate passed their budgets this week, setting the stage for formal talks between the chambers on a nearly $90 billion spending plan. Key differences include spending for universities and colleges, K-12 schools, hospitals, tourism marketing, affordable housing and roads.

Sandy Hook conspiracy hoax: Lake County man's obsession thrusts him in national spotlight

Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist Wolfgang Halbig is named in several defamation lawsuits filed by the victims' families. His theories about the mass shooting that killed 20 first-graders have been spread by right-wing radio host Alex Jones.

Magic fired up about chance to sweep Hawks, shore up playoff position during home finale

The Orlando Magic can move one step closer toward earning the franchise's first postseason berth since 2012 by beating the Atlanta Hawks in final home game of the regular season.

USWNT tops Australia in 5-3 comeback, Alex Morgan scores 100th goal

The United States women's national team continued its preparation for this summer's World Cup with a victory against Australia in Colorado.

UF coach Dan Mullen hopes to honor his late father by helping others be good dads

UF coach Dan Mullen's father, Robert, died March 23 at age 75. His son is trying to honor him by helping his coaching staff be good dads.

Florida State football eager to show off progress, fire up fans during spring game

Florida State football players and coaches are eager to show off their progress following a rare losing season and fire up concerned fans during the Seminoles' annual spring game Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium.

St. Cloud, University, Lake Howell and Osceola score Kissimmee Klassic wins

St. Cloud, Orange City University, Lake Howell and Osceola advance to Friday's second round at Osceola County Softball Complex.

In World War II epic, daughter writes dad's 'posthumous memoir'

Joanie Holzer Schirm draws on interviews with her father and letters he left to write 'My Dear Boy,' a World War II epic billed as a 'posthumous memoir.'

Disney: Bo Peep set for theme-park appearances in 'Toy Story 4' mode

Bo Peep, a character in the upcoming 'Toy Story 4' movie, also will be seen in Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park this summer

Track Shack preview, Thad Seymour chat: This weekend

The guest list on Orlando TV's public-affairs programs includes Jon and Betsy Hughes, Thad Seymour, Darren Soto, Jimmy Patronis and John Mina.

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay sets opening date for Tigris roller coaster

A grand-opening date for Tigris roller coaster is scheduled for Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

Mueller report: Let us see it ASAP

With the Mueller report, has more ever been read into something that can't be read by the public?

Lockheed Martin surprises Lake Nona High School students with hands-on project help

Lake Nona High School students get hands-on with technology in Lockheed Martin-led program.

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