Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| An engineering student at UCF was arrested after police discovered he was keeping a fully automatic AR-15 in his car at his on-campus apartment, authorities said. |
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| The Florida Commission on Ethics released documents Wednesday supporting the panel's unanimous finding of probable cause that Andrew Gillum, last year's Democratic nominee for governor and a former Tallahassee mayor, violated ethics laws with trips to Costa Rica and New York and tickets to the Broadway hit musical, "Hamilton." |
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| Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell remarks on former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum landing a job with CNN. |
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| Virgin Trains, formerly known as Brightline, announces an upcoming stock offer to help pay for rail construction between South Florida and Orlando. |
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| A 25-year-old Sorrento woman has been charged with DUI/manslaughter in the death of a motorcyclist, whom she identified as her boyfriend, an arrest report shows. |
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| The Florida Gators rallied to beat Ole Miss in overtime Wednesday night in the O'Connell Center. |
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| The UCF basketball team is coming off its worst loss of the year at Memphis and is determined to deliver much better play against UConn on Thursday night at CFE Arena. |
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| The Hurricanes are set to open the 2019 season in Orlando against the rival Florida Gators. And now, because of a scheduling conflict at Hard Rock Stadium, there's a possibility they may play their spring game there, too. |
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| Orlando City coach James O'Connor convinced Ecuadorian midfielder Jhegson Sebastián "Sebas" Méndez he could improve as a player and contribute to a successful culture if he joined the Lions. |
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| Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami on Wednesday announced former Orlando City coach Jason Kreis will join the club's technical department. |
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| The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra and Second City present a comic guide to the symphony on Feb. 2. |
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| Orlando Shakes to produce Shakespeare's histories in three-year series, "Fire & Reign." |
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| The cast of "Back to the Future" are using 1.21 gigawatts of power to travel to MegaCon Orlando at the Orange County Convention Center from May 16-19. |
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| Epcot's Garden Rocks concerts are growing into a seven-day schedule with old faves (Spinners, Hermits) and some newer singing acts. |
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| StoryCorps, which is visiting Orlando through Feb. 6, will offer a listening event and share several conversations recorded here. |
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| Tupperware Brands stock fell more than 25 percent in trading early Wednesday after the Kissimmee-based company reported that fourth-quarter sales fell year over year. |
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| Classic Cajun fare will spice up Universal Orlando's Mardi Gras festivities. A complete guide to the menu has been shared on the theme park's blog. |
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