Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Florida Department of Health attorneys have asked an appeals court to overturn a circuit judge's ruling that they say "injected confusion and uncertainty" into the licensing of marijuana firms. |
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| When Rick Scott ran for governor in 2010, he was a political neophyte facing double-digit unemployment and a massive budget shortfall. He'll leave office as a political veteran who used more than $150 million of his own money to win three of the closest races in Florida history. |
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| Orange County Property Appraiser Rick Singh has settled a lawsuit with a former employee who sued, alleging racial discrimination and sexual harassment. Singh, first elected in 2012, admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement that dismissed "whistleblower claims" by Willis C. Perry III. |
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| President Trump defended his controversial military draw-down in Syria during a surprise trip to Iraq on Wednesday, telling American soldiers stationed in the war-torn country that the U.S. military is no longer the laughing stock of the world. |
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| With Queen's iconic "We Are the Champions" as a backdrop, some UCF fans joined Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi in celebrating the Knights' impressive accomplishment in a special music video. |
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| The Orlando Magic fell to the Phoenix Suns 122-120 in overtime as their skid continued Wednesday night. |
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| UF star pass rusher Jachai Polite is projected as a first-round pick in many mock drafts, but remains undecided whether he will leave early for the NFL or return for one more season with the Gators. |
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| Basketball tournament hosts include undefeated Bishop Moore for its Jim Clark Classic, along with Sanford Seminole, Ocoee, Windermere Prep and Mainland. |
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| Former UCF quarterback Blake Bortles will start the Jacksonville Jaguars' regular-season finale against the Texans in Houston on Sunday. |
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| The venerable parade will welcome stars from athletics, music, Broadway and more in its 38th year. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm salutes the year's top directors of a musical. Here, alphabetically, are his picks. |
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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 director of a comedy. Here, alphabetically, are his picks. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm salutes the top directors of a drama. Here, alphabetically, are his picks. |
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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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| Describing the case as "legally and factually baseless," Florida Power & Light has asked state regulators to reject a petition that seeks to force the utility to refund as much as $736 million to customers and reduce base electric rates. |
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| Zoo Miami has finally named its baby Pygmy hippo. The name is "Aubergine." The zoo held a fundraising contest in naming the baby exhibit. |
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