Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Less than a year after the University of Central Florida trustees picked former provost Dale Whittaker to serve as the institution's fifth president, the board again is searching for a new leader. |
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| The University of Central Florida's interim chief financial officer resigned from her post Monday, just days after the school's president did the same, according to a resignation letter. |
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| Gov. Rick DeSantis revoked the appointment of John Miklos, the controversial chairman of the St. Johns River Water Management District. |
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| President Donald Trump is expected to arrive Wednesday in Vietnam for his meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. |
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| A third bike-sharing company is looking to open in Orlando, a new but popular destination for bike sharing. JUMP, owned by Uber, has filed an application to bring 500 battery-assisted bicycles to town and could be approved in the coming days. |
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| No. 18 FSU overcame Notre Dame for an ACC victory Monday night. |
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| Bob Head was arrested last month on a charge of domestic violence, but prosecutors did not pursue the case. |
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| Evans and Lake Nona will play each other in boys basketball for the first time in a Class 9A region semifinal. Area No. 1 Oak Ridge and No 2 Windermere travel Tuesday. Seminole, Poinciana and CFCA join Lake Nona as home teams. |
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| Mohamed Bamba is sticking close to his Orlando Magic teammates while recovering from an injury, bringing positive energy to the team and easing the pain of missing out on the team's playoff push. |
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| With the offense undergoing a number of changes and adjustments this upcoming season, Florida State will look to the defense to provide some consistency and stability. |
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| MegaCon Orlando adds "Transformers" voice actors Peter Cullen (Optimus Prime) and Frank Welker (Megatron) to its 2019 lineup. |
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| Though the yards at Michael Crotty Bicentennial Dog Park in Ormond-by-the-Sea aren't beachside, both are inspired by the nearby scenery. |
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| Latin singer-songwriter Prince Royce had been added to the concert lineup for Universal's Mardi Gras celebration. His March 31 performance will help wrap up the 2019 event. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm picks the top three events for the week of Feb. 25. |
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| Orlando Sentinel arts writer Matthew J. Palm reviews the Bach Festival "Concertos by Candlelight," Itamar Zorman and the Orlando Philharmonic. |
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| Pan-Pacific restaurant chain Kona Grill has closed its only Central Florida restaurant, shuttering the Winter Park location less than two years after it opened. |
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