Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| The lack of affordable housing is one of the biggest problems facing Florida today. Yet state lawmakers have raided the lone dedicated source of money — the Sadowski fund — of nearly $2.2 billion over the past 16 years. |
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| The University of Central Florida has named a new provost — the first woman and first African American to serve in that role during the school's 50-year history. |
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| President Trump will come to Orlando on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders announced. Sanders told the press corps Trump would attend the International Association of Chiefs of Police at the Orange County Convention Center. |
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| John Legend rallied a group of at least 400 students, community and media members at a rally at Evans High School on Wednesday for Amendment 4, which would restore voting rights to people with past felony convictions. |
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| A new poll shows U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson in a dead heat with Gov. Rick Scott in his U.S. Senate race. |
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| Members of the UCF football staff discuss UCF's undefeated football team. |
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| Sentinel sports columnist Mike Bianchi praises Nik Vucevic for his unselfishness and commitment to the Orlando Magic despite years of rebuilding. |
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| Jarell Martin hopes to make the most of his opportunity with the Orlando Magic. |
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| Florida State quarterback Deondre Francois showed he has the potential to be an elite playmaker while steering the Seminoles to a comeback victory against Louisville. Now he's hungry for an upset of Miami on Saturday. |
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| The undefeated UCF football team has benefited from its unselfishness skill-position players as the Knights, with new playmakers emerging each week amid a 17-game win streak. |
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| Chris Hayes brought his MSNBC show, "All In,'' to Orlando to study Amendment 4, the U.S. Senate race and the governor's contest. He also talks Trump fatigue. |
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| The Orlando Philharmonic's Focus Chamber Series of concerts begins Monday, Oct. 8. |
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| The "Negro Spiritual" Scholarship Foundation presents a free community concert of spirituals and readings for inspiration. |
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| "The Conners" continues the "Roseanne" rite of celebrating Halloween, and the "Modern Family" holiday show will "deal with huge, unexpected news." |
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| Celebrating National Taco Day (Oct. 4) is easy in Central Florida, thanks to our area's ample options. Need a little help narrowing down choices? Read on. |
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| Lunar lander company Moon Express just secured a major round of funding, and that means one thing for the Space Coast: New jobs. |
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| Disney World guest can now see Vampirina, a Disney Junior character, at Hollywood Studios |
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