Orlando Sentinel - 2017-08-18

• VAN STRIKES CROWD IN ‘TERROR ATTACK’
• Dolphin dangers on rise in Brevard
• Hopefuls impress ‘American Idol’ during Disney Springs auditions
• Orlando Health getting pediatric neurology update
• Tavares won’t allow mini pet pigs in city limits
• On a 911 call regarding the disappeanc­e of a 3-year-old boy from a day-care facility, the words couldn’t be more chilling. “From what I’m looking at,” a woman on the recording says, “the child is dead.”
• An angry President Donald Trump lashes out to reiterate his support for Confederat­e memorials, saying “the beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed.”
• Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online and removing them from Internet search engines.
• Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon contradict­s the president and says there’s no military solution to the threat posed by North Korea and its nuclear ambitions.
• A co-founder of the video game Call of Duty sets out to make virtual reality a, well, true reality for video conferenci­ng efforts.
• Louis W. Crooms, one of the first black deputies in the history of the Orange County Sheriff ’s Office, has died at age 94.
• All of Florida’s correction­al facilities are on a partial lockdown, one day after officials canceled visitation for this weekend.
• Orlando City coach Jason Kreis still believes his team will make the playoffs.
• Matt Every matches the Wyndham Championsh­ip’s first-round record.
• David Whitley: No arms, no problem for archer Stutzman.
• Ask Amy: Grandma-to-be ponders making announceme­nt.
• Take a look at the lives of Central Florida bartenders.
• George Díaz: Bortles, Winston prep for questions at QB.
• Guest Editorial: It’s wrong to supress hateful speech.
• The Front Burner: Is war or peace next for Korea?
• Netflix emerges as the go-to for big-name comedy specials
• Trump: Statue removals ‘foolish’
• Two psychologi­sts settle ACLU interrogat­ion suit
• Militant booby trap kills Utah soldier, hurts 11 in Afghan fight
• Why is Trump tweeting about a WWI general?
• Fears rise to surface as 12 right whales die
• Norwegian Bliss will include go-karts, laser tag
• Latest Publix promotion signals online shopping push
• $1 billion tower lifts S.F. skyline to new heights
• No pro-American pushover: South’s independen­t streak
• Can Tillerson keep standing up to the establishm­ent?
• A sad and truthful look at United States as it is
• Celebratio­n keeps on-street parking
• Detectives hope ring, reward will lead to dead woman’s identity
• Catching fish torturers seen online difficult
• Lawyers for Pulse shooter’s widow won’t face sanctions
• Wellness program for first responders in Seminole set
• Things To Do
• After controvers­y, Apopka rebids its splash pad project
• Report: Orange officers keep jobs after death of inmate, 75
• Boudreaux hopes to play for Knights
• Cutler passes 1st test with Dolphins
• Kyle Busch overcomes penalty to win truck race
• Tigers work to offset losses
• Young, Redwine are improving for ’Canes
• Gavin may be poised for breakout season
• Cavs working to reassure recruits
• Owls’ playbook is a blend of Kiffin, Briles
• Braves crush Rockies 10-4
• MLB, union discussing pace of play
• RB Ajayi gets back in action after concussion
• They count for something
• Boone likes the feel of turf
• Tatum, Craig riding high in comedic heist caper
• Dark comedy offers up new take on captivity film
• Renner, Olsen track killer on Native American land
• Flashy doc also a timely look at Baltimore teens
• Action comedy leans too hard on its leading men
• Surviving the shakeup at Mission: Space
• Kid Sherlock returns in ‘Vanished!’

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