Astronaut Hall of Fame inducts Sen. Mark Kelly and former KSC director Roy Bridges • Retiring Boys & Girls Clubs CEO looks back, looks ahead
 Orlando Morning Report Sunday, May 7, 2023 | | |
| | | | Dreamers | Astronaut Hall of Fame | DeSantis presidential run Good morning. It's Sunday, May 7, 2023. Central Florida weather looks to be mostly sunny with a high of 82 and low of 66. Click here for more weather. We launched a new-look website this week. Read our FAQ to read everything you need to know. | | | | They attended Florida public schools and grew up undocumented in different pockets of the state after being brought to the country by their parents as children. For nine weeks in a row, dozens of these young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers, traveled to Tallahassee to meet with Florida lawmakers. Every week, they traveled hours by […] | | | | | U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly took three years longer than his twin brother Scott Kelly to make it into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. He joined former Kennedy Space Center Director and astronaut Roy Bridges at the induction ceremony Saturday at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in a gala with enough fellow former astronauts to fill four space shuttles. | | | | | When I walked through the door of the Boys Club in Panama City, Fla., in 1966, little did I know I was embarking on a 56-year journey that would end here, on the eve of my retirement from the only organization where I've ever worked. Perhaps it was those fateful words that were offered by […] | | | | | As he cruised to re-election, and in the aftermath of his overwhelming re-election victory, supporters viewed Gov. Ron DeSantis as a mighty Republican force. He was depicted as someone more effective than former President Donald Trump and a potential president who could carry forward with more discipline and effective implementation than former President Donald Trump. More recently, however, a much different narrative has developed around DeSantis. | | | | | From bramble-filled sandy scrubland to the epicenter of the world's commercial space race, the history of Cape Canaveral mirrors that of America itself. As the city celebrates its 60th birthday, it's a time to reflect on how far we've come and press forward into the future. Cape Canaveral's story began in 1949, 14 years before […] | | | | | After a destructive legislative session attacking unions, voting rights and the LGBT community while doing nothing to solve the state's property insurance and housing crises, the Florida Legislature declared victory and headed home. | | | | | He's trying. He's trying to bring baseball to Orlando. Although it seems like the longest of longshots that he can lure the Tampa Bay Rays or a Major League Baseball expansion franchise to Central Florida with the promise of a new stadium, at least Pat Williams is trying. At 83 years old, Orlando Magic co-founder […] | | | | | Record-setting sluggers do not grace the diamond every day. But there's a power surge along Gainesville's Hull Road, which separates Condron Family Ballpark and Katie Seashole Softball Stadium. | | | | | "The Secret Garden" gets a blink-and-you'll-miss-it run this weekend with a Central Florida Vocal Arts production that is lifted by key actors and strong voices. Based on the 1911 book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, the musical came to Broadway in 1991 and developed a fervent following, thanks in part to Lucy Simon's memorable and haunting […] | | | | | There's a lot to report on Saturday night's Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra concert at Steinmetz Hall, the last of the season in its classics series. It featured a world premiere, an acclaimed guest artist and a performance of one of the giants of the classical world, Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5. So let's just go through […] | | | |
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