Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| Universal Orlando gives millions in freebies to Florida legislators. Why is that OK when other public officials who take freebies are arrested on "corruption" charges? It's not, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. |
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| The wife of a University of Central Florida faculty member found dead in his home in January was arrested on a second-degree murder charge Wednesday, Orange County Jail records show. |
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| Four current and former UCF officials — including President Dale Whittaker — are to receive subpoenas that compel them to testify before a House committee that's probing the university's misuse of leftover operating money on construction. |
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| Apartment rents are rising faster in Orlando than the national average, and a one-bedroom pad in the City Beautiful now costs $1,060 a month, according to the February report from ApartmentList's Rentonomics. |
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| Gustavo "Gus" Antorcha, who starts Feb. 18 at the job that pays $600,000 in base salary with bonus and stock opportunities, is an outsider without ties to SeaWorld. Instead, he worked as a Carnival Cruise Line executive. |
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| We have updated Orlando Sentinel Individual Wrestling Rankings formulated with the results that we have been provided. |
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| UF and UCF built on already stellar recruiting classes during 2019 National Signing Day, recruiting insider Chris Hays says. |
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| Florida coach Dan Mullen showed on National Signing Day that he has a knack for recruiting, the Sentinel's Mike Bianchi writes. |
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| New UCF quarterback Brandon Wimbush will have an opportunity to compete for the starting job when the Knights take the field for spring practice in March. |
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| Take a closer look at the Florida Gators' first top-10 recruiting class since 2014. |
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| Jeffery Redding of West Orange High School in Winter Garden has been named winner of the Grammy Music Educator Award this year. |
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| Choose from the top reader picks in the 21st annual Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards. |
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| The Mardi Gras celebration at Universal Studios will feature glittery animals in a festive mood and a new sampler lanyard for its Cajun cuisine. |
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| Theme park food and drinks sometimes come with sticker shock, with prices significantly higher than what consumers typically pay at supermarkets. |
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| A roundup of local events to get you out of your house, featuring Valentine's ideas. |
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| The Florida Renaissance Festival will feature themed weekends with vikings, wenches, pirates and Harry Potter at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach. |
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