Ozempic may help fight kidney disease, study with Orlando researcher finds • Boeing’s Starliner set up for 3rd shot at 1st human spaceflight
Orlando Sentinel Evening Update Tuesday, June 4, 2024 | | |
| | Maxwell on Trump 'woke' phenomenon | Ozempic vs. kidney disease | Starliner set for launch | | Scott Maxwell says the conviction of Donald Trump has Florida's GOP leaders suddenly concerned about the plights of convicted felons. And potential flaws in the justice system. They're now "woke" to social justice. | | | As chronic kidney disease rises nationwide, a new study partially conducted in Orlando suggests weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could be part of the solution. | | | A pair of NASA astronauts will be at it again Wednesday morning trying to take a ride on Boeing's CST-100 Starliner making its first-ever human spaceflight. | | | After 1,209 restaurant inspections across Central Florida in May, only 218 had no issues for the entire month, according to data from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. | | | State regulators have a new message for insurance companies: No more games when it comes to requesting rate increases. | | | The Rolling Stones proved rock 'n' roll isn't dead and that age is just a number during a 2-plus hour set at Camping World Stadium. | | | Lake County logged the region's highest growth with double-digit land value increases in 11 of its 14 cities. | | | A Florida Atlantic University poll, taken after former President Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felonies, found he is effectively tied with President Joe Biden in the closest swing states: Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Almost 2 in 10 Republicans said he deserves prison time. | | | It's not just climate change; two little-known forces are adding to the Atlantic's sea surface temperature, making the tropical ocean, where hurricane's form, as hot as it normally is in August. | | | President Joe Biden has unveiled plans to enact immediate significant restrictions on migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border as the White House tries to neutralize immigration as a political liability ahead of the November elections. | | | Baking meets breaking when the team behind Cups and Pups Coffee opens Yeastie Boys Bakehouse in Orlando's College Park. Meanwhile, their coffee shop will be expanding in a new location up the street. | | | Orlando Sings' Solaria Singers performed "Considering Matthew Shepard" this weekend at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. | | | Fun Spot is marking its 26th birthday with a $26 sale on single-day tickets to the amusement park on Saturday. The deal is available for only 12 hours, from midnight and the wee hours through noon … | | | The Florida High School Athletic Association voted unanimously (13-0) to allow student-athletes to begin being compensated for Name, Image, Likeness (NIL). This allows players to receive money for … | | | The center had to put a pause on his season early in the year but still showed why he's important to Orlando's success. "Everyone wants to be there and now I see why," he sa… | | | Windermere, Montverde Academy and Eustis each have two players selected to the Orlando Sentinel Varsity softball all-area first team for the 2024 season. | | | |
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