• A Central Florida doctor accused of molesting six women patients – sometimes while he was injecting pain medicine into their spine – is expected to receive the ultimate punishment Friday from the Florida Board of Medicine.
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• A major Central Florida-based defense and aerospace communications company has announced plans for the largest expansion in its history. Harris Corporation, which employs about 6,000 people at its Brevard County home, is acquiring Exelis Inc., a similar company based in Virginia.
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• Every year roughly twenty-nine thousand young girls in high schools across the country suffer a concussions playing soccer. Health News Florida’s Luis Hernandez has a report about a school in South Florida trying out something new to fight the problem.
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• Lockheed Martin is giving Orange County Public Schools $2 million to foster the teaching of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math or STEM. The aerospace and military technology company hopes to develop a pool of skilled workers, to meet a growing need for engineers.
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• The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is considering a limited hunting season to prevent bears from attacking residents in parts of the state, like Seminole County.
But wildlife conservationists say the best way to control bears is for residents to control their trash habits. 90.7’s Renata Sago reports.
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• The Orlando Magic has fired head coach Jacque Vaughn. In a statement Wednesday afternoon, General Manager Rob Hennigan thanked Vaughn for his two-plus seasons with the Magic.
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• The City of Orlando is responding to Uber’s claims that it is “impossible” for its drivers to comply with some of the city’s new ride-sharing regulations.
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