Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.    
        	  	| |    What is it like as select restaurants and stores at Universal CityWalk reopen, thus signaling the beginning of the end of Universal Orlando's coronavirus-pandemic shutdown? The shopping and dining complex now has limited operations from 4-10 p.m. daily. |  |    |  | 
 |    The National Hurricane Center is getting to work early with a potential tropical system off the Florida coast that's already producing gale-force winds. |  |    |  | 
 |    Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to announce as early as today that Florida gyms and fitness centers can reopen and indoor seating at restaurants could grow to 50% as part of his plan to restart the economy during the coronavirus pandemic. |  |    |  | 
 |    The victims were on their way home from delivering for UberEats on Oct. 26 when St. Cloud police said the driver sped past a red light at 72 mph while recording a video on Snapchat. |  |    |  | 
 |    Anticipating drops in enrollment and revenue next year, Rollins College is reducing its workforce by 8% and implementing pay cuts for many others. |  |    |  | 
 |    Carnival Corp., the world's largest cruise company, announced 820 positions in Florida would be eliminated out of a workforce of roughly 3,000 employees, with another 537 Florida employees placed on furlough. |  |    |  | 
 |    Pat Geraghty, the CEO of Florida Blue, predicted some fundamental changes in health care would result from the coronavirus outbreak. |  |    |  | 
 |    New UCF co-offensive coordinator Alex Golesh said it has been especially challenges working a distance from players after just joining the Knights in January. |  |    |  | 
 |    One of the two major hospital systems in Central Florida is continuing to treat COVID-19 patients with the controversial anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, taking its cue from a cautious advisory by the Food and Drug Administration. |  |    |  | 
 |    Watch for these weekend highlights during the online "Fringe Today." |  |    |  | 
 |    Disney is donating profits up to $1 million from the sales of the face masks to charity. For more information on the Disney face masks, go here. |  |    |  | 
 |    FatBoy Ice Cream Sandwich has a digital coupon for their products worth 75 cents off for National Chocolate Chip Day. |  |    |  | 
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