Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida 26 years ago Friday, and its impact is still being felt. |
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| Friends and family want to remember Alice Watson, who was brutally killed earlier this month at her home in Sanford, not by how she died but how she lived. Watson, 83, was remembered as a religious woman with a friendly smile, friends and family said. |
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| The legal fight over death penalty cases between Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala and Gov. Rick Scott is being brought into court again in the case of Markeith Loyd, accused of murdering his pregnant ex-girlfriend and an Orlando police officer. |
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| Toy Story Land visitors can start their day ahead of the crowds with a "Early Morning Magic" event now on sale at Walt Disney World. |
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| Three teenagers are accused of stealing a car, ramming it into an Orange County deputy's cruiser, and injuring passenger in a third car in a chase early Friday. |
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| Friday's high school football game predictions includes No. 9 Bishop Moore at No. 6 Edgewater and No. 7 Jones at No. 1 Wekiva. |
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| No. 7 Jones matches up with top-ranked Wekiva to kick off the 2018 high school football season. |
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| UF freshman CB Trey Dean has added much-needed quality depth and plenty of swagger to a unit featuring some of the team's most talented, talkative players. |
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| Oak Ridge opens with loss to Colorado state champs 32-14 |
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| Edgewater hosts Bishop Moore on Friday with hopes of snapping a five-game losing streak in the Battle of College Park. |
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| Roundup includes Infinity Toy and Comic Con in Kissimmee, MargaritaFest in downtown Orlando and more. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm visits the first day of the Florida Festival of New Musicals. |
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| Walt Disney World celebrates the first birthday of its tiger cubs, Anala and Jedi. |
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| The Orlando Museum of Art hosts the third annual AEC Art Gala for people in the fields of architecture, engineering and contracting. |
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