Saturday, July 4, 2020

Celebrate the U.S.A. & Legislators want mask order

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July 4 is a time to celebrate, not denigrate, the U.S.A. and its birth | Commentary

America's 244th birthday Saturday will be one of its stranger ones. Between protests and coronavirus, the country is in a self-reflective funk. A lot of people are hung up on America's flaws,...

Florida Democratic legislators sign letter demanding DeSantis issue mask mandate

Central Florida legislators among those calling on the governor to act.

Fourth of July weekend will test Americans' discipline as coronavirus cases climb in 40 states

Health authorities warning that this will be a crucial test of Americans' self-control that could determine the trajectory of the surging coronavirus outbreak.

From Adams' vision in 1776, we do enjoy fireworks for July 4

Each year, the debate still wages about safety and regulation of consumer fireworks — apparently a part of our celebration of the nation's birth from the beginning.

Slain prisoner's family waited 2 years to see autopsy report. They still wait for answers about his killing

More than two years after Carol Thomas' son died in a Florida prison, she finally found out this week how a medical examiner believes he died: injuries sustained in a physical assault,...

In Disney glitch, some annual passholders get surprise bills

"Passholders on the monthly payment program were incorrectly charged today. We are in the process of reversing these charges and apologize for the inconvenience this caused," Disney said Friday.

Florida adds over 9K new coronavirus cases, third-highest jump in daily report

Florida reported 9,488 new coronavirus cases Friday for a total of 178,594, and 67 new fatalities to bring the death toll to 3,684. Friday's update marks the third-highest number of daily...

With book tours canceled, local authors seek their audience

Writers Kristin Harmel and Jamie Poissant of Orlando talk about their recent books and how coronavirus derailed their book tours.

On this Fourth of July, Minor League Baseball has gone from American dream to financial nightmare | Commentary

Minor League Baseball has been hammered by the coronavirus, with the Daytona Tortugas among teams shut down during Fourth of July weekend.

Cleveland Indians look into changing their name amid pressure

Amid new pressure sparked by a national movement to correct racial wrongdoings, the Cleveland Indians said they will review their long-debated nickname.

Jimmie Johnson is the 1st NASCAR driver to test positive for COVID-19

Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson has tested positive for the coronavirus and will miss this weekend's race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway,

UCF football continues to build on strong start for 2021 recruiting class

The UCF coaching staff has not been able to hit the road and burn up the recruiting trail because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but that hasn't stopped the coaching staff from building...

Orlando City reserves aim to make most of MLS tournament opportunity

The MLS is Back tournament could turn Orlando City's young talent into household names for Lions fans.

14 things you didn't know about the Fourth of July

The Fourth of July is so intrinsically associated with American culture that it's easy to take its traditions — and its history — for granted. But the beloved national holiday has some...

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