Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, April 25, 2019.

Orlando and Audubon Park are region's first Community Wildlife Habitats (1:13)

Can coworking save Oviedo Mall? 21-year-old retail space plans to try (8:55)

Bill aims to extend the time frame crime victims have to apply for victim’s compensation funds (16:16)

Seminole County native Josh Williamson is one of the up-and-coming athletes on the USA national bobsled team. He talks with Orlando Sentinel reporter Steve Ruiz about the reality TV show that kick-started his Olympic dreams and what he’s doing to ensure he makes it to the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wednesday, April 24, 2019.

Orange County awards $40M to arts groups, $1M to boost Orlando's bid to host World Cup games (1:09)

Columnist Scott Maxwell readies the fryer as Senate may agree to House plan to let Visit Florida fade away (Scott threatened to eat his column if the tourism agency is defunded) (9:47)

Orlando Philharmonic changing leadership (15:35)

Flora Maria Garcia stepping down from United Arts of Central Florida (17:04)

'Avengers: Endgame,' a culmination of 22 films, opens in theaters Thursday. But before you head to the movies, Bill Svitavsky, editor of “Assembling the Marvel Cinematic Universe,” and Orlando Sentinel reporter Trevor Fraser offer a refresher on Phase 3 of the MCU.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, April 23, 2019.

Orlando Police Department reorganizes patrols to target peak hours, reduce response times (:41)

The story of the Florida man behind the Easter Bunny mask takes a turn (3:56)

Columnist David Whitley answers: Whatever happened to city’s most scandalous hero? (8:58)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Monday, April 22, 2019.

Florida Virtual School interim president claims knighthood — but is it legit? (1:53)

SpaceX's astronaut capsule suffers apparent explosion during tests, sending smoke over Cape (5:59)

Skeletons brings museum attitude to International Drive (9:20)

As the Night King and his army of the dead approach, the living inside Winterfell deal with what could be their last night. Orlando Sentinel television critic Hal Boedeker and editor Jeff Weiner recap the second episode of Game of Thrones’ final season.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, April 19, 2019.

Proposed Orlando policy could bring your favorite food truck downtown (1:06)

Busch Gardens adds energetic Tigris to roller coaster lineup (8:43)

Universal: Hagrid's coaster creatures unveiled all week (12:26)

Easter in Orlando: Where to find brunch, egg hunts and more (15:55)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, April 18, 2019.

'Evil coup?' Confederate statue sparks political fight for control of Lake County Historical Society (1:48)

Blind mosquitoes: Not much recourse but to swat away the swarming pests (11:51)

Columnist Shannon Green: White male evangelical Christians are vitally important to racial healing in America | Commentary (16:59)

Gardening activist Rob Greenfield has challenge himself to eat nothing but what he grows or forages himself for a year. No restaurants, no grocery stores, no raiding friends’ pantries, no handouts. Orlando Sentinel reporter Kate Santich sat down with Rob to find out what motivates him, if, at any point, he’s considered quitting this challenge and what he hopes to learn and teach others.