• The state Department of Environmental Protection will deliver an update Wednesday in Cocoa on the latest efforts to save the Indian River Lagoon.
The Indian River Lagoon is considered the most biologically diverse estuary in North America.
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• Central Florida Expressway Authority officials are celebrating the completion of an interchange in west Orange County. They say it will make travel easier in a developing part of central Florida. 90.7’s Renata Sago has more.
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• Brevard county officials voted in favor of an $8 million incentive package for aerospace manufacturing. It’s called “Project Panther”, and promises to add 330 jobs with the average salary of $89,000.
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• The governor’s commission looking at health care funding discussed performance funding for hospitals. The commission is tasked with looking at how taxpayer dollars are used to support health care for the poor.
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• Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald called it a great day for central Florida veterans at the official opening of the new VA medical center in Lake Nona.
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• In the first three months of 2015, more than 28 million visitors came to Florida, many of them drawn to the Orlando area theme parks and attractions. Orlando International Airport is also recording higher passenger numbers, and the airport is pushing ahead with plans for a new terminal. But what does a tourism boom mean for the boots-on-the-ground workers in the hospitality industry?
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• Experts say delaying class start times for high school students helps them get enough sleep, improves their health and academic performance. The Orange County Public Schools board Tuesday is going to talk about moving the start time later for its high schools. Right now the bell rings at 7:15 a.m.
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