Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| DeLoitte gets taxpayer incentives to create jobs - and then fills them with foreign workers, a practice that troubles Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell. |
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| After winning approval Tuesday from Orange County commissioners, Brightline Trains, the company planning a high-speed passenger train linking Orlando with Miami, expects to start laying rail in Central Florida later this year, a project executive said. |
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| A funeral mass for the children — ages 1, 6, 10 and 11 — will be held at St. James Catholic Cathedral Church in downtown Orlando at noon, said Walter Benenati, their mother's lawyer. |
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| A Lake County deputy shot a home invasion robbery suspect who fired at him with an assault rifle, according to the sheriff's office. |
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| Here's what Disney-goers can expect when Toy Story Land opens June 30 at Hollywood Studios. |
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| Orlando City CEO Alex Leitão is clear regarding the type of coach he wants next for the club: He wants someone who can come in and win immediately. |
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| Oklahoma point guard Trae Young could become the Orlando Magic's first-round choice in the 2018 NBA Draft on Thursday. |
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| The NFL announced Orlando will host the 2019 Pro Bowl, keeping the all-star game at Camping World Stadium and other venues throughout Central Florida for another year. |
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| The Florida Gators defeated the Texas Longhorns 6-1 on Tuesday, staying alive in the College World Series. |
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| Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles' entire football career has been played out within a 130-mile radius at Oviedo High, at UCF and now with Jacksonville in the NFL. What does he think about UCF's national championship claim? |
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| Orlando attractions present ways to absorb the World Cup from afar, from big screens to wax figures to Drinking Around the World (Cup) Showcase |
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| 'Central Florida Roadtrip' begins a new season in Winter Garden before visiting Winter Park, Daytona Beach, Tavares, Melbourne and Flagler. |
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| Steve Levitan, co-creator of "Modern Family," said he was walking away from the studio amid anger over Fox News' coverage of immigration. Now, maybe not. |
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| What if Disney Princesses had jobs in the real world. Find out what Anna, Elsa, Moana, Rapunzel and the rest would do for a living. |
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| As the Trump administration and its supporters scrambled Tuesday to defend the separation of families at the border, late-night comics spent Monday night |
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| PowerDMS, a technology company based in downtown Orlando, on Tuesday announced that it has named David DiGiacomo as its chief executive officer. |
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| Princess Cruises is going all in on Shark Week with its partnership with Discovery Channel. |
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