Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| The shooting in Parkland on Feb. 14, 2018, changed gun politics in a place often called the "Gunshine State," but one year later, the major parties remain firmly in their respective corners, as Republicans push bills to ease gun laws and Democrats urge more gun-control bills. |
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| The movie industry has left Florida for Georgia. Should we use incentives to lure the billion-dollar business back? Sure ... unless we do something better, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| Orlando police officer Kevin Valencia, who was critically injured in a shooting last year and remains in a coma, will be flown back to Central Florida on Wednesday after staying several months at a specialized facility in Atlanta. |
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| A majority of UCF trustees say they want President Dale Whittaker to finish out his four-year contract, despite the university leader facing a subpoena from a House committee and an ongoing investigation into construction spending. |
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| John Rivers, the founder of the 4 Rivers barbecue restaurant chain, is a finalist for the 2018 Central Floridian of the Year award. |
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| Did Steve Spurrier entice Bob Stoops, his old Florida Gators buddy, to return to coaching? Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi wonders. |
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| The Orlando Magic pummeled the listless New Orleans Pelicans 118-88 Tuesday night, posting a four-game win streak for the first time since 2015. |
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| The UCF basketball team faces much-improved USF on Wednesday night during a critical stretch that will help determine the Knights' NCAA Tournament hopes. |
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| Palm Harbor University netted two goals in the second half to rally past Winter Park on Tuesday. |
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| Florida State expects to be challenged by Wake Forest's match-up zone defense Wednesday night as the Seminoles push to move up from the middle of the ACC pack. |
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| Kaboodle, SeaWorld Orlando's female walrus, is expected to give birth to her second calf this spring, the theme park announced. |
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| Disney's Animal Kingdom is now the home of Kevin, the big colorful bird character from the Disney-Pixar film "Up!" |
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| A SeaWorld Orlando tour takes guests up-close with sharks. |
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| Social media reaction to "Hamilton," which ended its three-week run on Sunday. |
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| The Boston Pops' John Williams concert reviewed by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm. |
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| Cinco Tacos + Tequila has closed in Winter Park, but owners are looking for a new spot for the "Cali-Mex" restaurant. |
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