Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Despite objections from voting-rights advocates, a Florida House subcommittee approved a bill Tuesday on a 10-5 vote that defines what it means for felons to complete a prison sentence. |   | |
 For more than a month, the SeaWorld entertainers practice six days a week to prepare for the park's first daily parade when Sesame Street land officially opens to the public March 27. | | | |
 The worker who died earlier this month in an industrial accident apparently fell off a cherry picker, a report released by the Orange County Sheriff's Office said. | | | |
 After a months-long investigation by the Florida House of misspending at UCF, a House panel approved a bill Tuesday that would allow schools to spend reserve money on construction projects – the very thing that sparked the probe. UCF still faces cuts in the House's initial budget proposal, though. | | | |
 The UFO believer community lives on in meeting rooms across the U.S. and along Central Florida's Space Coast. Long past its peak during the Cold War era, it's recently started to pick up unlikely allies: Scientists. | | | |
 The American Athletic Conference and ESPN have reportedly reached a new 12-year media rights deal worth $1 billion. The new contract would pay out close to $7 million per school per year, a $5 million increase from the previous deal. | | | |
 D.J. Augustin has become one of the best point guards in the NBA, but few outside Orlando seem to recognize his talent that has put the Magic in position to contend for the playoffs. | | | |
 Tyler Adams knows it'll take more than one game to adjust what new U.S. men's national team head coach Gregg Berhalter is asking of him. | | | |
 UF first-year cornerback Chris Steele is the highest-ranked recruit in the Gators' 2019 class, | | | |
 Eleven months ago, Fairleigh Dickinson coach Greg Herenda was seriously ill with life-threatening blood clots. On Tuesday night, he danced on the court and hugged his players after they secured the first NCAA Tournament win in school history. | | | |
 Winter Park Playhouse presents "What a Glorious Feeling: The Making of Singin' in the Rain." Writer Jay Berkow explains how a chance remark made the show happen. | | | |
 The Walk Around the World commemorative bricks at Magic Kingdom are going to be removed, Walt Disney World has announced. | | | |
 Actor and comedian Nick Offerman brings his All Rise Tour to Hard Rock Live in Universal CityWalk. | | | |
 A new water feature will be introduced to the Fun Spot near Orlando's International Drive this summer | | | |
 'Toy Story 4' unites Woody and new character Forky in a road adventure and a trip to a fair. | | | |
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