Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Central Florida parents can apply now to switch their children's schools, but they'll find that many local schools don't have room, muting the promise of the 2016 school transfer law. |
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| Puerto Rico will receive nearly $600 million in emergency federal assistance to boost schools struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the U.S. Department of Education announced on Monday. |
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| Orlando-based boy band *NSYNC will receive a star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood. |
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| Popular murals that adorn walls in trendy Orlando neighborhoods could soon be allowed on fronts of buildings in parts of the city. City planners are developing a policy that would permanently exempt murals from Orlando's sign code and allow some on fronts of buildings. |
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| Volusia County has arrested 26 kids for threats against schools since the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. |
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| Martin, who is tied with the late Augie Garrido with 1,975 career wins, will have to wait to break the NCAA wins record with FSU heading to Clemson for a three-game series beginning Saturday. |
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| The Miami Dolphins signed defensive tackle Anthony Moten (University of Miami), running back Gregory Howell Jr. (Florida Atlantic University) and kicker Greg Joseph (FAU) among their undrafted rookie signees. |
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| Orlando City remained hot with a road victory against the Colorado Rapids. |
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| The baseball district tournament preview includes notes on Oviedo, Hagerty, Olympia, Cypress Creek and more. |
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| How did UCF role model Shaquem Griffin get drafted behind Florida Gators troublemaker Antonio Callaway? |
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| A whole lot of superheroes added up to a whole lot of ticket sales. The superhero smorgasbord "Avengers: Infinity Wars" opened with predictable shock-and-awe, |
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| If President Donald Trump isn't comfortable being the target of jokes, comedian Michelle Wolf gave him and others plenty of reasons to squirm Saturday night. |
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| PBS' 'Frontline' and NPR tell the story of the worst blackout in U.S. history in 'Blackout in Puerto Rico,' premiering Tuesday on PBS stations. |
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| Friends call Harvey a visionary for starting a counterculture movement that now attracts some 70,000 people to Nevada's Black Rock Desert each summer. |
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| MSNBC's Joy Reid, under fire for homophobic language in old blog posts, apologized Saturday for any past comments that belittled or mocked the LGBTQ community. |
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| Owners in Lake County's Bella Collina golf community ordered by federal judge to pay legal fees of DCS Investment Holdings, affiliated with Washington Redskins. |
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| Walt Disney World plans to welcome spring and livestream the sunrise from Magic Kingdom on May Day |
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