Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| #GivingTuesday — the launch of the charitable giving season — is not just about forking over money, although the nation's nonprofits hope lots of Americans do just that. For some, it's also about getting involved. One Orlando company is giving both materials and labor to a local charity. |
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| NASA's Mars InSight lander landed on the Martian surface and will study the interior of the Red Planet. |
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| Cyber Monday is for more than just the big national retailers, as local companies jumped in to take a piece of the estimated $7.8 billion in sales expected to happen online Monday. |
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| Dr. Phillips Charities — the legacy of a wealthy citrus baron — has donated the land and $8.9 million to build a new YMCA near College Park. The project is part of a massive overhaul in the so-called Packing District that will feature 84 acres of mixed-use development near Princeton and OBT. |
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| Two badly decomposed bodies were found in a home Monday afternoon in the Azalea Park neighborhood in east Orange County, authorities said. |
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| The Orlando Magic couldn't protect an 18-point lead, falling 116-110 to the Golden State Warriors on Monday night in Oakland. |
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| UCF players aren't going to let losing quarterback McKenzie Milton to a gruesome leg injury get in the way of the Knights' goal of repeating as American Athletic Conference champions. |
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| UCF coach Josh Heupel said quarterback McKenzie Milton is focused on recovering from a catastrophic knee injury he suffered Friday during the Knights' victory against rival USF during an appearance on Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi's radio show. |
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| UF DB Chauncey Gardner-Johnson declared for the NFL draft two days after the Gators' 41-14 victory at Florida State. |
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| A Florida State fan has been fired after posting on Facebook that coach Willie Taggart should be lynched. |
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| Shakeeb Joseph Nassif was 80. During two decades, he oversaw unprecedented growth in the Rollins College theater program. |
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| The Czech artist made a name for himself in the world of 3D graffiti. |
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| Former President Bill Clinton and James Patterson are promoting their novel, "The President is Missing.'' |
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| WMFE concludes its latest silent drive this week, and to help bolster giving, the public radio station is bringing humorist David Sedaris to town. |
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| Jerry Springer, the host known for his zany, hair-pulling, furniture-tossing talk show, is returning to television with "Judge Jerry," a new syndicated court show. |
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| Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway ride, set to open in 2019, will feature old-school sound effects, fresh new music at Disney's Hollywood Studios |
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