The Orlando Sentinel

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida is targeting schools for what it says are illegally discriminatory single-sex classrooms.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- On vacation, David Baker-Hargrove and his partner, Robert, gravitate toward couples just like them. They are not hard to find. In any large group of gays, there are always a half-dozen or so black-and-white couples.

SANFORD, Fla. -- As many eagerly awaited the release of never-before-seen evidence in the case against George Zimmerman, members of special prosecutor Angela Corey's office provided a preview Monday in the form of an eight-page document.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- A photo aired by CNN shows a black-skinned man that Orlando attorney Mark NeJame says was George Zimmerman's great-grandfather.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Tracy Martin drives a truck for a living, but his son preferred something with two wheels.

"Trayvon loved riding on the motorcycle with me," Martin recalls. He had been teaching his son to ride, but while returning home to Miami Gardens, Trayvon asked to test his highway skills for the first time on Florida's Turnpike.

SANFORD, Fla. -- A legal-defense fund helped Bill Clinton pay his impeachment-related legal bills. They've been used to help save the whales and protect endangered species.

But they are seldom set up to help a murder suspect who doesn't have enough money to defend himself.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- George Zimmerman told investigators that while he was on the phone with a Sanford police dispatcher reporting Trayvon Martin as suspicious, the teenager was circling his vehicle on foot, a source familiar with the investigation told the Orlando Sentinel.

The source said Zimmerman's account of events hasn't changed in his several statements to police -- in which he said he was so unnerved by the teenager's behavior that he rolled up his window to avoid a confrontation. However, he never mentioned any of that while talking to the dispatcher.