Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| The Seminole County Sheriff's Office arrested Grant Amato early Monday on three charges of first-degree murder in the deaths of his parents, Chad and Margaret Ann Amato, and his brother, Cody. |
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| A Sanford couple builds floating bungalows for people who want to live on the water without the expense of a home. |
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| The Federal Aviation Administration reported a Friday "slight increase in sick leave" at its air traffic control facilities in Jacksonville and Washington, D.C., that control high-altitude air traffic over seven states. |
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| Goodwill of Central Florida officials have seen a 20 percent increase in donations this year, compared with the first few weeks of 2018, bolstered by "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo." |
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| Inside the West Wing over the weekend, Trump told advisers that declaring a national emergency may be his best option now. |
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| The Magic limited Rockets sharpshooter James Harden to 40 points, but he got hot late and Orlando suffered a 103-98 loss at Houston on Sunday. |
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| Despite the soggy Pro Bowl on Sunday, Orlando has shown it's a good host and deserves its own NFL team, Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi writes. |
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| The AFC won its third in a row over the NFC on Sunday in Orlando during a Pro Bowl played under a steady downpour. |
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| Miami's men's basketball team, which has struggled throughout ACC play, failed to get a much-needed against rival Florida State on Sunday night at the Watsco Center. |
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| The UCF basketball team fell 77-57 at Memphis on Sunday at FedEx Forum. |
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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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| A new cabaret series with an emphasis on African-American voices in music has started at Winter Park Playhouse. |
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| "Our Country's Good" at Theatre UCF is reviewed by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm. |
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| "Little Women" review by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm. |
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| A fire-breathing dragon has returned to parade duty at Walt Disney World, eight months after a blaze inside Magic Kingdom |
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