Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Florida legislators gut arts funding even while spending big. The latest slashing of Florida's arts & cultural grant program reduced funding by 90 percent ... to just 0.003 percent of the state's $88 billion budget. |
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| Jurors will begin deliberating today in the trial of Noor Salman, the widow of Pulse gunman Omar Mateen. |
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| The state of Florida is being ordered by a federal judge to come up with a new way of deciding how and when former prisoners can get their voting rights restored. |
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| When it comes to preventing mass shootings, like the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is looking for compromise. But in a bitter debate over gun laws, both sides of the issue see less room for the middle ground he occupies. |
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| The Disney-run government Reedy Creek Improvement District is facing high employee turnover and low morale in its tech department, according to a consultant's report, and earlier this year fired a human resources manager. |
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| Florida Gators legend Steve Spurrier may be the next Head Ball Coach of a potential Alliance of American Football team in Orlando. |
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| FSU coach Willie Taggart has a distinct mission for his quarterbacks this spring in anticipation for next season. |
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| Often inconsistent, the Magic's Mario Hezonja has been up and down during his three seasons with the Orlando Magic. |
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| While the Jacksonville Jaguars shocked many by reaching the AFC Championship Game last season, Doug Marrone focuses on building on that success, not reliving it. |
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| It's been a long road to match fitness for Orlando City striker Dom Dwyer. |
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| The rooftop bar atop Universal Orlando's new Aventura Hotel will be called Bar 17 Bistro when it opens in August of 2018 |
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| Marcia Clark, who prosecuted O.J. Simpson, says the Jose Baez book 'Presumed Guilty' helped her investigate the Casey Anthony case for the premiere of her A&E series. |
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| The return of the iconic sitcom "Roseanne" picks up the story of the blue-collar Conner family in the Trump era. |
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| The two-story Ocean Ridge estate that can be seen in country music artist Jenny Tolman's video for "Something to Complain About" is up for sale, listed for $24.95 million. Completed in 2017, the 13,542-square-foot oceanfront estate is at 6161 N. Ocean Blvd. |
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| The real battle this season on "The Voice" might actually be between two of its judges. |
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| Two Orlando-area lawyers, Christopher Phillip Hancock and Jacqueline Marie Kinsella, were suspended indefinitely by the Florida Supreme Court under unusual circumstances in two unrelated cases. |
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| SeaWorld Orlando theme park has extended its 2018 Seven Seas Food Festival — alongside its concert series — for two weekends. It's also adding Latin-inspired cuisine to the fest's dining options |
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