Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| The report selected 10 hospitals as the top children's hospitals in the U.S. Boston Children's Hospital, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia were the top three. |
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| Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs is proposing a $20 million budget increase for children's programs in what appears to be a response to the campaign for a new Children's Trust. The mayor's plan also would reshape the agency spending the money, but backers of the Children's Trust are undeterred. |
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| Welfare for politicians. Ron DeSantis, Andrew Gillum, Gwen Graham and Adam Putnam have requested tax dollars to fund their campaigns for Florida governor, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| Apopka City Council is expected to consider a "bear-management" ordinance next month to cut down potentially dangerous conflicts between bears and people and improve the city's chance at a state grant for bear-proof trash cans. |
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| John Morgan said he wants to put recreational marijuana on the Florida ballot in 2020 – and he's citing President Trump's recent pro-pot statements as a reason why. |
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| Orlando City goalkeeper Joe Bendik still remembers when the Lions' season turned in 2017. |
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| Orlando Magic executive Jeff Weltman previews free agency and discusses draft pick Mo Bamba in this interview with the Orlando Sentinel |
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| Tim Tebow reportedly has told Steve Spurrier he is not interested in joining Orlando's Alliance of American Football team next February, Spurrier recently said on The Paul Finebaum Show. |
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| Through 13 matches so far this season, the Orlando Pride haven't yet played – by coach Tom Sermanni's standards – a complete match. |
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| Shaquille O'Neal is already known by many names. Superman. The Diesel. The Big Aristotle. But he would like to add another to the list: Movie Star. |
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| "David Makes Man,'' an OWN series set in South Florida, will start filming this summer in Orlando and will debut next year. |
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| The cast of "Bachelor in Paradise'' features Nick Spetsas of Orlando as well as David Ravitz and Jordan Kimball, who were dropped Monday on "The Bachelorette.'' |
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| Jacksonville Beach-based Hellzapoppin' Circus Sideshow returns to Winter Park with a performance at The Haven Lounge. |
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| Here are some pro tips to get a high score on Men in Black: Alien Attack at Universal Studios. |
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| 2018 movies: My take on the favorites, the forgettable and the upcoming - so far |
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| Orlando construction jobs posted their highest May total since 2006, nearing 80,000 and representing an 8 percent boost year over year. |
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| My recent staycation was the the best one yet. Here's what I did. |
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