Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Monday, April 8, 2019.

Columnist Mike Bianchi on Orlando Magic clinching playoff spot for first time in seven seasons(41:21)

Florida bill to legalize recreational marijuana dies without a hearing or vote (6:21)

Ask Orlando — Can you get a ticket running a red in front of an emergency vehicle? (12:17)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, April 5, 2019.

Columnist Scott Maxwell: Orlando has lowest wages of any big city in America ... again | Commentary (:56)

Virgin Trains plans to link with Disney World, SunRail at same time as Orlando International Airport (8:00)

UCF Celebrates the Arts – April 5-14 (15:18)

The lure of attending opening day escapes most, but diehard fans flock to theme parks on Day 1 for each new ride or land. And this year offers no shortage of opportunities to catch many of these first-day experiences.

Orlando Sentinel theme park reporters Dewayne Bevil and Gabby Russon discuss the recent openings and look ahead to the Harry Potter roller coaster opening this summer and a little thing called Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opening in the fall.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, April 4, 2019.

Columnist Shannon Green on PTSD and toxic stress — The impact of gun violence on children (1:37)

Orlando commissioner pushes for sign language interpreters at meetings: 'This is a right' (6:31)

Restaurant news: Ravenous Pig opening brewery next door in Winter Park, Tin & Taco opening in College Park and eyeing restaurants in Lake Nona, Maitland and a food hall is coming to Oviedo. (15:11)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wednesday, April 3, 2019.

Columnist Mike Bianchi: Demise of AAF leaves Steve Spurrier, Apollos players feeling betrayed | Commentary (:59)

Invader fish that torment manatees in Blue Spring are hunted, speared (7:02)

Ocoee owns 'hateful history' on historical marker for Election Day Massacre, hopes for 'better future' (13:43)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, April 2, 2019.

Space Florida mounting an aggressive campaign to get Space Command headquarters (1:36)

If Orlando is picked to host 2026 World Cup soccer matches, the price tag could be $50 million (5:54)

Columnist David Whitley: The worst possible choice to craft a Senate health-care plan? Rick Scott | Editorial (12:13)

Today on Orlando Sentinel Now we’re talking about:

— Orlando Housing Authority has plans to demolish more than 1,000 public-housing units throughout the city, responding to pressure from the Trump administration

— Orlando YouTuber, saw his channel wrongfully deleted because of a false association with child pornography

— First look: 'Lightning McQueen's Racing Academy' at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, March 29, 2019.

Some Central Florida low-income neighborhoods have the fastest growing home prices (1:58)

Desmond Meade selected as Orlando Sentinel's Central Floridian of the Year. Also, an update on Amendment 4. (7:26)

Things to do this weekend: Florida Blueberry Festival in Kissimmee on March 28-31 and the Great Duck Derby in Mead Garden on March 30. (13:30)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, March 28, 2019.

Disney bans smoking and vaping inside its Orlando, California theme parks (1:38)

Winter Park seeks $6 million in tourist tax dollars for library, events center project (5:34)

Disney Dreamers on college admission scandal (10:09)

The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man ride turns 20 this year. To mark the anniversary, Thierry Coup, senior vice president of Universal Creative, discusses the making of the groundbreaking experience with Orlando Sentinel theme park reporter Dewayne Bevil.

Thierry discusses the hurdles his team faced, what Stan Lee thought of the ride and the technology created for Spider-Man that continues to be used in Universal’s newest creations.