Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| 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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| Blueberry farmers in Central Florida say Hurricane Irma damaged some of their trees, affecting this year's harvest. |
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| Seoul says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un plans to shut down the country's nuclear test site in May and reveal the process to experts and journalists. |
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| As the island still deals with power outages, Central Florida Puerto Ricans celebrate their heritage with a parade. |
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| "I'd much rather be in Washington, Michigan, than Washington, D.C.," Trump said before reprising familiar talking points, such as tax cuts and job growth. |
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| Shaquem Griffin became the first one-handed player selected in the NFL draft, building on his success at UCF. |
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| For the first time this season, the Orlando Pride played with a complete roster, but it wasn't enough to earn a win. |
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| Martin, the longtime Seminoles coach, has tied the late Augie Garrido for most wins in NCAA history, following FSU's 10-1 win over heated rival Miami on Saturday afternoon. |
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| Is UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton the NFL's next Baker Mayfield? Josh Heupel coaches Milton now and coached Mayfield with the Oklahoma Sooners. |
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| The Florida Everblades broke open a 1-1 game Saturday night with four third-period goals in a 5-1 victory over the Orlando Solar Bears. |
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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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| The Sunday guest list includes Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, James Comey, Chris Coons, Roy Blunt, Lindsey Graham, Jim Lankford, Trey Gowdy, Peter King, John Kasich, Jeh Johnson and Maureen Dowd. |
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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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| Harley-Davidson's fourth straight year of down sales haven't affected the Leesburg Bikefest. |
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