Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
| A raft of depositions from UCF staffers who testified about what they knew about the university's spending scandal were released Thursday, the day the Board of Trustees accepted President Dale Whittaker's resignation. |
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| University of Central Florida Board of Trustees voted to accept President Dale Whittaker's offer to resign after a scandal involving the misappropriation of millions of state dollars intended for operational costs on construction projects. |
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| SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket carrying two satellites and an Israeli lunar lander built by SpaceIL from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Thursday evening. |
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| The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission determined Orlando Fire Department Chief Roderick Williams and two deputy chiefs at the department discriminated against a female employee, findings from an investigation show. |
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| Passengers who rode a driver-less shuttle Thursday in Lake Nona described the ride as "smooth" and "amazing" but hope it someday goes faster. The autonomous shuttle service is set to debut this spring in the southeast Orlando community known as Medical City. |
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| It seems like an easy way for the Orlando Magic to start their post-all-star break schedule: a home game against the Chicago Bulls, who are 14-41. The Magic, however, are not looking past the Bulls. |
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| UCF missed an opportunity to notch a victory against an opponent that could have helped its chances to notch an NCAA Tournament berth. |
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| Standout senior goalkeeper Garrett Anderson came through for Lake Highland Prep, which captured its first boys soccer state championship with a pulsating victory against Miami LaSalle Academy on Thursday night. |
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| Orlando Apollos receiver Charles Johnson is rejuvenating his pro football career after initially turning down the Alliance of American Football. |
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| Senior Matt Gillis scored a game-high 26 points, including seven in OT, to lift Master's Academy to an 80-75 come-from-behind victory against Tampa Prep. Master's (22-7) trailed by eight points midway through the fourth quarter, but fought back for its 10th consecutive victory. |
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| Star Wars Guided Tour offers a look at Hollywood Studios' current park offerings, exclusive access to attractions and shows and reveals information about the upcoming Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. |
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| Central Florida Community Arts senior-citizen classes expand into the Dr. Phillips neighborhood. |
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| Sarah Brightman concert review by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm |
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| Tour guides on a recent Star Wars Guided Tour at Hollywood Studios share interesting details about the park and the movies. |
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| Disney announces changes headed to Epcot. |
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| Orlando's Christini's Ristorante Italiano has settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after a former employee claimed she was told to dress "sexy" and be "date-ready" at work. |
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| Royal Caribbean Navigator of the Seas is nearly finished with its $115 refurbishment and will debut a new Perfect Storm water park featuring an 800-foot-long water coaster and the first head-first mat ride at sea. |
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