Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| It's the time of year to look back on the remarkable things in one's lives. David Whitley takes a stab tackling the year's current events in Christmas card form. |
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| Orlando Utilities Commission displayed the section of water main that broke beneath Summerlin Avenue recently, theorized what caused it to burst, estimated what it will cost to replace the entire stretch of pipeline and explained the utility's strategy for replacing other suspect pipes. |
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| An 8-year-old boy from Guatemala died in custody in New Mexico on Tuesday, U.S. immigration authorities said, the second death of a child in detention this month. |
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| Matt Morgan was once a WWE superstar wrestler who traveled the world. Now he's a Longwood commissioner and devoted to his community. |
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| Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell's family is coping as his father battles dementia. |
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| Fiesta Bowl officials are excited about hosting UCF and LSU during their New Year's Day showdown. |
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| West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen is confident quarterbacks Jack Allison and Trey Lowe III are capable of replacing Mountaineers star Will Grier during the Camping World Bowl. |
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| Gators' first-year quarterback Emory Jones will have his chance to unseat starter Feleipe Franks in the spring. Whatever happens, coach Dan Mullen said the 18-year-old trusts the process required to become a top QB. |
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| After a disappointing regular season that saw them deal with multiple offensive issues and a four-game losing streak, the Hurricanes say they're confident things will be different next year — and they'll have a chance to start proving it Thursday against Wisconsin in the Pinstripe Bowl. |
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| Points will be at a premium during the matchup between defensive-minded Cal and TCU in the Cheez-It Bowl. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm gives special recognition to these theatrical achievements. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm salutes the year's most memorable work in touring productions. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm salutes the year's top performances by a performing ensemble. Here, alphabetically, are his picks. |
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| 'Apollo's Daring Mission' from 'Nova' on PBS explains how science made possible the wondrous and risky mission of Apollo 8. |
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| More Central Florida workers lost their jobs to mass layoffs in 2018 than any other year since 2010, part of a startling nationwide trend when the economy is growing and unemployment is at an all-time low. |
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| Check out festivals and events in January across the state. |
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