Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Perhaps the fountain of youth is volunteering. At least, it seems to work for Peggy Grundy of Altamonte Springs, who is still out there delivering Meals on Wheels at age 99. "I don't feel any older than when I was 85," she says. Most of the people she serves are years younger than she is. |
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| The Orlando area was drenched Thursday ahead of a strong cold front. |
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| The Republican-led House approved a package with President Donald Trump's demand for border wall funds that is almost certain to be rejected by the Senate. |
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| Nelonza Pugh pinned his wife into a corner, shot her once, then stood over her body and shot her twice more before he "calmly" walked out the front door, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. |
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| Momentum appears to be building for a pardon of the Groveland Four, with Republicans Pam Bondi, Jimmy Patronis and Marco Rubio voicing support for it, and Democrat Nikki Fried saying she would bring it up at the first cabinet meeting of Ron DeSantis' administration. |
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| UF coach Dan Mullen does not put much stock in recruiting rankings, which have the Gators No. 16 after Wednesday's early National Signing Day. |
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| Orlando Magic center Nikola Vucevic returned to practice Thursday after missing Wednesday's game against the San Antonio Spurs to be with his wife and newborn son. |
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| We discuss National Signing Day for the Knights and what went right for UCF. |
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| Orlando City's 2019 campaign will start with a home match against a familiar opponent. |
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| Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Matt Burke defends his troublesome defense, which is ranked poorly in every statistical category but turnovers. |
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| 2018 Orlando Theater Year in Review: Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm salutes the year's top local productions. Here, alphabetically, are his picks. |
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| The threat of severe weather caused several of Orlando's water parks and attractions to change their operating schedules. |
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| A star-studded chef lineup has been announced for the first Orlando Magic Wine Festival and Auction. |
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| We catch up with the Tony-nominated Central Florida performer, who has a new album, a recurring Christmas show in New York City — and big things ahead. |
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| The newly renovated entrance to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex leads the pack of changes coming to the Brevard County attraction within the next year. |
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| Mexican chain California Tortilla has closed its restaurants in downtown Orlando and Kissimmee after less than a year. |
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