Board of Governors recommends university to lead online learning system – A Board of Governors committee is recommending that one university leads an online learning system for the state. A unified system will help better organize online degree programs as well as form a team that will keep 28 colleges in Florida on the same page with online learning. The Miami Herald

Legoland discounts ticket prices bought in advance – Legoland’s “Pick-A-Date and Save” program allows guests to $15 per admission ticket if purchased eight or more days in advance, and $10 per admission ticket if purchased two to seven days in advance. Tampa Bay Times

Youth fair and livestock show to remain at Alachua County Fairgrounds – The Alachua County Youth Fair and Livestock Show has coordinated plans to keep the show at the Alachua County Fairgrounds following the collapse of its pole barn, the youth fair’s home for years. Coordinators plan to set up three tents to display animals and other exhibits apart of the show scheduled for early March. The Gainesville Sun

Proposed preschool plan for low- and middle-class families – Following Tuesday’s State of the Union address, President Obama is working a plan that will allow 4-year-olds from low- and middle-class families to attend preschools. In 2010-11, only 28 percent of the country’s 4-year-olds attended a state-financed preschool program, and only five states provide coverages for preschools services to all students. The New York Times

Additional tugboat for Carnival Triumph following engine fire – Carnival dispatched a third tugboat Wednesday, helping tow the ship to Mobile, Ala. following an engine room fire on Sunday. Carnival also canceled sailings of the Carnival Triumph through April 13. USA Today