Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| The death toll from wildfires in California stood at 29 and appeared certain to rise. |
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| In Palm Beach County, Supervisor of Elections Susan Bucher said Sunday she doesn't believe her department will be able to meet the state's Thursday deadline to complete the recount. |
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| Rick Scott tells "Fox News Sunday'': "Bill Nelson is a sore loser. He's been in politics way too long, 42 years. He just won't give up.'' |
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| World leaders solemnly marked the end of World War I's slaughter 100 years ago at commemorations Sunday. |
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| Clemente Aquirre-Jarquin is the 28th man Florida has sentenced to death ... only to realize it made a mistake, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| Despite the absence of Aaron Gordon and Jonathan Isaac, the Orlando Magic rolled to a 115-89 road win against the New York Knicks on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden. |
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| Terance Mann had 21 points and 10 rebounds as No. 17 FSU wore down host Tulane 80-69 on Sunday night. Tulane was buoyed by the debut of freshman Kevin Zhang, who scored 24 points, including 10 during a second-half surge that briefly pulled the Green Wave as close as 62-56 with 8:26 to go. |
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| The UCF basketball team gave up a 20-point lead, falling 80-79 to FAU on Sunday at CFE Arena. |
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| The UCF Knights will host ESPN College GameDay on Saturday ahead of a primetime showdown with Cincinnati for the American Athletic Conference East Division title. |
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| Strong defense by Alabama and Clemson is among the top 10 things we learned during the college football weekend. |
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| Universal and Illumination's adaptation of the Dr. Seuss holiday tale now ranks as the best start for a Christmas film. |
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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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| Two exhibits focus on art born out of military service. |
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| Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw accepts Pete Davidson's apology, ridicules the comedian's face and makes a plea for national unity. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm stops by the Wekiva River Players' student showcase. |
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| A new Asian fusion restaurant, Lotus, is coming to Pointe Orlando on International Drive. |
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| The largest cruise ship in the world, Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas, arrived to its new home port of Miami to begin sailing from the line's shiny new terminal. |
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