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• The lawsuit claims Universal knew the ride was dangerous. State records show in 2002 that a 13-year-old injured his foot on the E.T. Ride.
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• The cattle industry brings in hundreds of millions of dollars to Orange County, according to a report released today by the University of Florida.
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• Parents and teachers in Volusia County are voting on new public school schedules for elementary through high school students through March 25. The changes come after school leaders decided to add 30 minutes to the elementary school day.
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• It’s still unclear what the motive was in the death of an 11-year-old girl who was discovered after her mother allegedly stabbed her to death and then drove her body to Winnie Palmer Hospital on Sunday.
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• The Orlando City Council on Monday approved the installation of 49 markers at Greenwood Cemetery in memory of the Pulse victims.
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• The University of Central Florida women’s basketball team faces top-seed Connecticut Monday for the American Athletic Conference championship. This is the Knights’ first-ever championship game.
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• Pace says there were no red flags when the district hired Asher back in December.
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• The economy added only 20,000 new people to the job market in February compared with the 180,000 expected, but wages continued to grow to about $28 dollars an hour on average.
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• ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — B.J. Taylor had a final home game to remember — at No. 19 Cincinnati’s expense. Taylor scored seven of UCF’s last eight point and finished with 22 to help the No. 25 Knights hold off Cincinnati 58-55 on Thursday night.
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• As Florida’s 2019 legislative session gets underway, arts and cultural organizations are working to persuade lawmakers to reinstate funding. After several years of decline, funding for the Division of Cultural Affairs took a nosedive in 2018 when lawmakers slashed it by 90 percent.
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