Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Florida heads to the polls for primaries on Tuesday, Aug. 28. |
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| The primary campaign for Orange County mayor is the most expensive ever. |
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| Wells Fargo Monday denied allegations by the Communications Workers of America union that recent jobs in its mortgage division are being moved overseas. Wells Fargo is laying off 638 people nationwide, it said Thursday. |
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| An Orlando Magic video gamer reaches out to a victimized friend in the Jacksonville shooting Sunday. |
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| "Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story" Hour 4 is discussed by Orlando Sentinel television writer Hal Boedeker and breaking news editor Jeff Weiner. Former Sentinel reporter Rene Stutzman, who covered the George Zimmerman trail, joins the conversation. |
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| UCF linebackers Eric Mitchell and Shawn Burgess-Becker are stepping into new starting roles, but they don't see themselves as inexperienced and are eager to help lead the Knights. |
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| Spontaneous bursts of the Florida State war chant echoed throughout The Four Points by Sheraton hotel on Monday as Willie Taggart held his first radio call-in show as Seminoles coach. |
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| Big wins in Week 1 for West Orange and Winter Park helped each team make moves in the Super 16 high school football rankings. |
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| Seahawks rookie and former UCF standout Shaquem Griffin is poised to start his first NFL game as the first one-handed player drafted into the league. |
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| UF coach Dan Mullen chose Feleipe Franks as the Gators' starting quarterback, lauding his ability to make plays and put Florida in a position to win games. |
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| "David Makes Man,'' the OWN series being produced in Orlando, has added five actors, including Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson, as well as four directors. |
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| Beyoncé and Jay-Z bring their "On The Run II" tour to Orlando's Camping World Stadium. Todd Stewart and Cassie Armstrong of the Orlando Sentinel debate the significance. |
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| The finale of "Sharp Objects" revealed the dark truth about the Crellin women. |
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| Warner Bros. acclaimed romantic comedy generated another $25 million, meaning it made almost as much during its second outing as it did its first weekend. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Athletes of Art" from United Ballet Theatre. |
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| Plan your vacation or weekend trip with our September calendar of events and festivals happening across Florida. |
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