Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Democrat Andrew Gillum and Republican Ron DeSantis shredded each other Sunday night during a nationally televised debate, on issues including Florida's environment, health care, race and the leadership of President Donald Trump. |
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| The shooting happened about a half-mile from TIAA Bank Field, where the Jacksonville Jaguars played the Houston Texans. |
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| Gov. Rick Scott and his wife have financial ties to the troubled, government-run Puerto Rico electric company, according to disclosure records – the same company Scott has been advising the Puerto Rican government on getting back to full operation after being hit hard by Hurricane Maria. |
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| Visit Florida is moving forward with a $9 million marketing plan to combat media reports and negative public perceptions about how much of the state remains in ruins from Hurricane Michael. |
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| Former Vice President Joe Biden will campaign in Orlando with U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson Tuesday, part of a multi-stop trip through Florida. |
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| The Florida Gators jumped ahead of UCF in the Associated Press top 25 poll despite the Knights extending the nation's longest win streak and UF staying idle during a bye week. |
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| FSU alum Brooks Koepka has displaced Dustin Johnson for the world's top golf ranking by shooting a final-round 8-under 64 for a 21-under total of 267 to win the PGA Tour's CJ Cup at Nine Bridges in South Korea. |
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| Chase Elliott won at Kansas Speedway on Sunday for his second victory in three races, cementing himself as a title threat late in a season in which mighty Hendrick Motorsports has lagged. |
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| Tampa Bay's Chandler Catanzaro kicked a game-winning 59-yard field goal in the Buccaneers' 26-23 overtime home triumph against Cleveland on Sunday that ended a three-game losing streak. |
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| With a chance to improve to 5-2 on Sunday against the Detroit Lions, the Miami Dolphins could very well be in danger of falling to 4-4. The Dolphins suffered a 32-21 loss in front of an announced crowd of 65,265 fans at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday. Miami faces the Houston Texans on Thursday night. |
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| David Gordon Green's "Halloween," a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 classic, obliterated the franchise record opening of $26 million. |
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| Women gathered Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018, outside Bloomingdale's at The Mall at Millenia for the inaugural Women's Football Academy, which featured a tailgate fashion show with breast cancer survivors as models. Proceeds from the event benefited the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and the Cure Bowl. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer and critic Matthew J. Palm picks three arts events not to miss this week. |
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| Cuban soprano Laura Leon tackles multiple roles in Opera Orlando's steampunk "Tales of Hoffman." |
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| "Aliens with Extraordinary Skills" opens at the Moonlight Players. |
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| Jason Ginsburg has taken his Fake Theme Park posts, enhanced them in an Amazon e-book "If the Princess Rolls Her Eyes, Your Wish Will Come True" |
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