Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Ballistic testing will determine whether the gun was the same one used inside a SunTrust bank, where five women were slain execution-style. |
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| A Chuluota man killed his parents and brother after he was kicked out of his home and accused of stealing more than $200,000 from his family to send to a woman he had met on a porn website, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. |
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| It could take several weeks before SeaWorld finds out Kayla the orca whale's cause of death. |
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| The city council voted Monday about whether a taller hotel will be permitted on land near Universal Orlando Resort. The plan for a 10-story hotel with rooftop amenities has been opposed by the theme-park giant and city staff, who prefer a smaller 75-foot hotel that already is approved. |
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| After a publicity-filled weekend spent asserting his innocence and slamming investigators, Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone will appear before a federal judge. |
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| The Orlando Magic understand they are running out of time to learn how to win close games and insist they just need to find a way to execute better in crunch time. |
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| Orlando Pride defender Ali Krieger's offseason has been about more than just staying in shape for the 2019 NWSL season. |
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| A new RPI ranking system will decide wild-card spots and seeding for high school football playoff brackets beginning this fall. |
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| American Athletic Conference commissioner Mike Aresco feels his league is in a strong position as it enters television-contract negotiations. |
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| UCF offered three Orlando Jones High freshmen — Malik Bryant, Eddie Key and James Weatherspoon III — scholarships on Monday. |
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| Jill Santoriello spent more than 20 years getting her musical adaptation of "A Tale of Two Cities" to Broadway. Now, after a decade, it has only its second-ever production in Florida. |
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| Funko's latest Disney Parks exclusive Alice in Wonderland sitting inside a Mad Tea Party teacups. It's now for sale at Disney World and Disneyland. |
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| "Sculpture Safari" is a metal art collection created by young artists from Africa. The art goes on display at Brevard Zoo in February. |
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| Artist Point, the signature dining restaurant at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, has transformed into Storybook Dining. This character dining spot gets visits from Snow White, a few dwarves and The Queen. |
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| Sabrina Carpenter and Bazzi (the guy behind that Internet meme "Mine" song) are added to the concert lineup for Universal's Mardi Gras celebration. |
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| Hotel bed taxes paid by Airbnb doubles in Florida in one year, company reports. |
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