Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| A survey of small businesses in Florida showed they have concerns with skilled labor and international trade, a state Chamber of Commerce report said Monday afternoon. |
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| Orlando city leaders voted Monday on a resolution and policy Monday, preventing law enforcement from asking a law-abiding person about their immigration status. |
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| Commissioners Monday voted to adopt stricter maintenance codes within the Orlando city limits, which includes requiring smoke detectors in all rental homes. This comes after five people have died recently in accidental house fires. |
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| In a year when Florida Gov. Rick Scott gutted the state's budget for the arts, Orange County commissioners bumped arts funding in next year's county budget nearly $600,000 — to $1 per capita from the General Fund for the first time in a decade. |
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| Alzheimer's disease claims life of State Rep. Scott Plakon's wife, Susie, at 57. |
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| UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton spoke at this week's American Athletic Conference Football Media Day as he prepares for a season in which he begins as a Heisman Trophy hopeful. |
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| In wake of a season-ending injury, Tim Tebow's baseball success might rank as his greatest achievement, Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi writes. |
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| The Orlando Magic traded Dakari Johnson and the draft rights to Tyler Harvey to the Memphis Grizzlies for Jarell Martin and cash on Monday. |
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| New Florida State coach Willie Taggart knows Dabo Swinney's Clemson team has owned the ACC in the last three seasons. Clemson was voted to win the Atlantic Division and the conference again Monday, while FSU rival Miami was voted to win the Coastal Division. |
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| Tim Tebow's baseball season is likely over due to a broken hamate bone in his right hand. |
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| July 24 is National Amelia Earhart Day, when we celebrate the birth of a legendary aviation pioneer. |
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| The Playwrights' Round Table presents its annual program of super-short, original plays. |
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| Richard Owens, beloved by students for his commitment and kindness, has died while traveling in Germany. |
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| Martin Lawrence hosts the LIT AF Tour, which stops in Orlando on Oct. 6. The tour features DeRay Davis, Jay Pharoah, Michael Blackson and Clayton Thomas. |
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| Orlando native and TV actor Jack Griffo gives a special program on his career at Orlando Repertory Theatre. |
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| On this episode of Central Florida Explorer, Patrick takes an airboat ride on Lake Tohopekaliga with Captain Jim and the Duus family from Norway. |
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