Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Following the release of an investigation that found several high-ranking employees were involved in the decision to use money from an improper source to replace an aging academic building at the University of Central Florida, President Dale Whittaker he's terminating four administrators. |
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| The most recent norovirus outbreak on Royal Caribbean International's Oasis of the Seas was the second-largest in a decade. But, overall, cruise lines are getting better at controlling outbreaks. |
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| The fatal blast came as President Lopez Obrador has sent thousands of troops and police to guard pipelines as part of a major effort to eliminate rampant fuel theft. |
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| Disney World employees and visitors alike marveled at a real-life moment of the birth of a giraffe captured in real-time on social media Monday afternoon at the theme park. |
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| President Donald Trump says he'll make a "major announcement" on the government shutdown and the southern border on Saturday afternoon. |
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| The Orlando Magic couldn't stop the hot-shooting Brooklyn Nets on Friday at Amway Center, falling 117-115. |
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| Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi tackles a slew of sports topics, including how former Magic coach Stan Van Gundy is back where he belongs. |
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| The UCF basketball team is emphasizing playing stronger team defense as it pushes to rebound from a loss at Wichita State. The Knights will host Tulsa at noon Saturday. |
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| Seminole used balanced scoring and superior athleticism to race past Lake Brantley 62-45 on Friday night in a key Class 9A, District 2 game. O'Shae Baker scored 13 points and Brian Brooks 11 to lead the Seminoles, who won for the 11th time in the past 12 games. |
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| Seminole used balanced scoring and superior athleticism to race past Lake Brantley 62-45 on Friday night in a key Class 9A, District 2 boys basketball game. |
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| Not everyone is a huge fan of hit musical "Hamilton." Here are some brave enough to admit it. |
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| "Hand to God" at Mad Cow Theatre reviewed by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm |
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| The Garden Theatre in Winter Garden announced its 2019-20 season lineup on Friday night. |
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| In 'Code Name: Lise,' Orlando author Larry Loftis recounts the endurance and skill of Odette Sansom, a Frenchwoman who was a British spy during World War II. |
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| "A Doll's House" at CFCArts and "A Doll's House, Part 2" at Orlando Shakes are reviewed by Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm |
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| Tortuga Music Festival 2019 will feature more than a dozen young, up-and-coming country acts onstage at the April 12-14 party in Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, including Tenille Townes, Travis Denning and Gabby Barrett. |
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