Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| President Donald Trump abruptly announced plans for the creation of a separate "Space Force" branch of the military on Monday – despite the fact the U.S. has been reliant on Russia to send astronauts into space for years. |
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| Disney is once again contesting its tax bill for 11 properties, including the Grand Floridian Resort, according to three new lawsuits filed in Orange County. |
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| A law firm hired by three victims of the Daytona Beach Broadwalk roller coaster that derailed Thursday night is investigating the incident. Matt Morgan said his clients suffered "likely lifelong injuries." |
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| Orange County sheriff's deputies refused to discuss Tiffany Tweedy's death June 7 — and would not even disclose on what side of the remote road her body was found, describing their investigation as "active and ongoing." A news release noted "no trauma to the body." |
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| Two Florida men — including one who said he was afraid of snakes — came across an alligator fighting for its life against a 10-foot python in the Florida Everglades. |
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| The Florida Gators face an uphill battle in the CWS loser's bracket, but Nick Horvath and other seniors are focused on finding ways to extend their college careers. |
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| The Sentinel's George Diaz catches up with former Oviedo High School and UCF QB Blake Bortles, who is preparing to begin another season with the Jacksonville Jaguars. |
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| Jeff Weltman said the Orlando Magic have discussed trading up or trading down in Thursday's 2018 NBA Draft. |
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| The Orlando Pride's 3-2 victory against Sky Blue FC was a strange one for Australian midfielder Alanna Kennedy. |
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| UCF lands three commits in three days with offensive lineman Allan Adams and Marcus Finger and wide receiver Justin Menard. |
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| June 19 is Juneteenth Day, which celebrates the emancipation of enslaved African-Americans in the United States. Here's your guide to observing in Central Florida. |
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| WUCF TV is near its $250,000 goal for the June membership drive. With your donations, you help pay for "Nova," "Nature," "Masterpiece" and the Ken Burns documentaries. |
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| Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley earned $25,000 for Mustard Seed School on 'Celebrity Family Feud' and helped put ABC on top Sunday night. |
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| Chelse Handler's appearance, originally scheduled for Thursday, June 21, has been postponed, and a new date is to be determined. |
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| The 16 hopefuls competing for $500,000 on 'Big Brother' include Faysal Shafaat, 26, a substitute teacher from Orlando. CBS said his name is pronounced Fey-sull Sha-fat. |
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| State and federal programs set to launch this fall should help expand apprenticeships to new industries and enable more workers to earn pay while working toward a better job, a local workforce official said Monday. |
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| Miami is trying to rebuild a neighborhood that was once a vibrant center for black culture, and a celebrity chef is contributing what he does best: food. |
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