Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Florida voting rights advocates say a bill planned to be introduced Tuesday would create new barriers to restoring former felons' voting rights following the passage of Amendment 4. |   | |
 Eligible patients ordered medical marijuana by their doctor will be allowed to smoke the substance legally, under a bill signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday. | | | |
 Reaching the milestone of 100 trips to Walt Disney World just sort of happened as the 57-year-old Canadian visited the Magic Kingdom a few months after it was built and returned regularly throughout the years. | | | |
 A woman who came from China to Winter Park to look at houses was raped by her real-estate agent, who told her not to report the crime to law enforcement because police would believe an American citizen over an immigrant, according to a warrant affidavit. | | | |
 AdventHealth is among the growing number of health systems that are undergoing rebranding, but the process can't happen overnight. It's more of a journey that can take a few years. | | | |
 The UCF women's basketball team earned the first NCAA Tournament at-large bid in school history and will face Arizona State in Coral Gables. | | | |
 Jaguars legend Mark Brunell told the Sentinel's Mike Bianchi on his radio show that Blake Bortles is young enough to revitalize his career. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic got a glimpse at what newly signed point guard Michael Carter-Williams can give them. | | | |
 Check out our printable bracket for the 2019 NCAA men's basketball tournament. | | | |
 Former Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles, who helped lead the team to the AFC Championship Game during the 2017 season, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Rams. | | | |
 After canceling his November Orlando tour date at the very last minute, Elton John came back to dazzle fans at Amway Center on March 18. | | | |
 Taylor Dayne will be in concert at Orlando's Hard Rock Hotel. It's a Velvet Sessions event that benefits the onePulse Foundation. | | | |
 Walt Disney World — along with Chef Jerome Bocuse — is planning a creperie for Epcot's France pavilion. | | | |
 Construction continues on Universal's Endless Summer Resort. The Surfside Inn phase is set to open this summer, followed by Dockside Inn in 2020. | | | |
 In an interview, singer Tony Bennett salutes Lady Gaga, Art Tatum, Diana Krall, Duke Ellington, Amy Winehouse, Bill Evans and 'All the Things You Are.' | | | |
 Chick-fil-A is using Central Florida to test a new menu item starting Monday. | | | |
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