Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| President Donald Trump on Tuesday wrongly claimed that shoppers need to show photo identification to buy groceries and accused Democrats of obstructing his agenda and his Supreme Court nominee during a raucous rally aimed at bolstering two Florida Republicans ahead of the state's primary. |
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| Central Florida is facing a growing housing crisis, where a shortage of new homes and surging demand is driving up the cost of home prices and rent, according to a two-year study of the issue that plagues not only the Orlando area but the nation. |
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| Candidates from three congressional races were in attendance Tuesday evening at the Community Conversation forum at the Orlando Science Center. |
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| Pulse survivors' federal lawsuit claiming Orlando police officers infringed on their civil rights by not immediately trying to capture the shooter will be back in court Wednesday morning for a status hearing. |
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| More faked-up "confessions'' in Florida mean more reasons to record interrogations, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| First-year UCF coach Josh Heupel has worked to forge a bond with his players this offseason. Now the Knights are ready to kick off preseason camp Wednesday. |
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| Osceola County's Tohopekaliga High School joined football programs across the state Monday for the start of preseason practices. |
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| Tampa Bay finally moved ace Chris Archer, sending him to the Pittsburgh Pirates as the Rays made a flurry of moves before baseball's non-waiver trade deadline. |
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| A late May confrontation between UF football players and a group of local Gainesville men had brewed for months, according to a Gainesville Police report. |
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| When it comes to the long and illustrious history of Firestone Country Club, Paul Lazoran has seen it all. |
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| The Maitland Art Center hosts a summer series of play readings — a rare opportunity to hear works by its founder, J. André Smith. |
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| Bok Tower Gardens will salute caladiums, the colorful heart-shaped foliage, throughout August. The Polk County attraction has installed a caladium trail and planned plant-education events. Plus, Floridians get half-price tickets throughout the month. |
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| MoviePass took another step toward the abyss Monday, announcing that some of the biggest summer movies won't be available on the service as the company |
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| A deep dive into the 1,100 highest grossing films from 2007 to 2017 reveals that women, minorities rarely grace the big screen. |
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| TV legend Alan Alda goes on 'CBS This Morning' to reveal that he has Parkinson's disease and to urge people not to be immobilized by fear. |
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| Metro Orlando's building more office space to suit businesses than any other region in the state, according to commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield – and new construction is pushing Central Florida prices higher than anywhere else in the state. |
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| Busch Gardens Tampa is adding an event dubbed Bier Fest this month. It will feature a lot of beer — more than 100 brews from 60 breweries around the world, the theme park says. The festival runs weekends from August 25 through September 16. |
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