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Central Florida in store for warming trend beginning Sunday

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/8 1:38A Richard Tribou
While Central Florida s mornings will continue with cool conditions this week, temperatures will begin to climb as Florida returns to its normal, regularly scheduled sunshine programming, according to the National Weather Service. The lack of rain...

Orlando couple plan a 400-acre neighborhood for disabled adults

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/8 12:00A Michael Cuglietta
Chip and Kasinee Tolman begin each day by lifting their two adult children out of bed and into their wheelchairs. They place them on the toilet and, after helping them use it, carry them back to their...

School districts name Central Florida’s top teachers

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/8 12:00A Camila Gomez
Four dedicated teachers, the kind who make extra efforts to include and engage with all their students, won Teacher of the Year honors in recent Central Florida ceremonies. The four teachers, who each first won top honors at their schools, now...

2 people found dead in Apopka business

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/7 2:43A Elainie Barraza
Apopka Police Officers found two people inside of a local business in Apopka on Friday night, the Apopka Police Department said. The police department said officers responded to a call for service at 262 W. Michael Gladden Blvd at 8:55 p.m. when...

Commissioners seek accountability after scathing audit of Visit Orlando

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/7 12:00A Stephen Hudak
Orange County commissioners are expected to discuss Tuesday a revised contract with destination-marketing agency Visit Orlando that addresses a scathing July audit of its use of taxpayer money — but not everyone is certain the revisions will do...

When it comes to IVF, laws provide little protection from embryo mix-ups

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/7 12:00A Martin E. Comas
In the wake of a Central Florida couple suing a Longwood fertility clinic for implanting the wrong embryo, legal experts say Florida’s outdated laws on the subject do little to prevent such “heartbreaking” mixups from occurring, or help handle...

Lawmaker wants to cut out-of-state enrollment at Florida universities

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/7 12:00A Steven Walker
A Polk County lawmaker wants to slash the number of out-of-state students allowed in Florida s top public universities, arguing such a move would be putting Florida s students and families first. Rep. Jennifer Kincart Jonsson s bill (HB 1279),...

Frontyard Holiday Festival exceeds expectations, will return

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/6 10:00P Matthew J. Palm
The 7,500 s mores toasted at fire pits in front of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts this winter might not be the most consequential statistic from the inaugural Frontyard Holiday...

Cold weather advisory persists, wind chill temperatures in the 20s

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/6 12:03A Garfield Hylton
Friday s cold weather advisory continues the trend of frigid morning temperatures. The advisory is in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m., according to NWS Melbourne. Low temperatures range from 32 to 38 degrees, with wind chills ranging from 25 to 30...

Is Florida’s Halo Law preventing oversight of immigration enforcement?

Local News : Orlando Sentinel 2/6 12:00A Shira Moolten, Angie DiMichele
On a humid summer night in Lake Worth Beach, Griffin Ingerson was trying to give a woman and children water when a deputy put him in handcuffs. He had been walking in his neighborhood when he noticed more than a dozen Florida Highway Patrol and...
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