Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Gov. Ron DeSantis is poised to notch his first legislative victory of his three month-old administration, as the House passed a bill repealing the state's ban on smokable medical marijuana Wednesday. |   | |
 Lake Mary High School canceled classes for today after a junior at the school took her own life. | | | |
 The grounding of Boeing's 737 Max aircraft could impact more than 379 flights a month out of Orlando International Airport. | | | |
 Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell takes on several topics, including how lawmakers tout "choice" for schools but neglect basic obligations to these special-needs families. | | | |
 The row of blighted apartment complexes that ran up millions of dollars in fines is gone. In its place, the $27.4 million Village on Mercy is emerging as a "field of dreams" for formerly homeless and low-income residents in Orlando. On Wednesday, its supporters gave the media a preview tour. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic suffered another playoff-push setback, falling 100-90 on the road against the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night. | | | |
 FSU coach Leonard Hamilton said the Seminoles will rely on their strong bench and wide range of scoring threats to give them an edge in the ACC Tournament, just as they have during the regular season. | | | |
 FSU quarterback James Blackman said Wednesday the offensive line has stepped up and is making his job easier, a vast improvement from last season when the unit struggled and often left quarterbacks scrambling. | | | |
 The Players Championship, which starts today, will be played in March for the first time since 2006, when the PGA Tour's showcase event moved to May. | | | |
 After Magic forward Jonathan Isaac's rookie season was cut short by injuries, he is reaping the rewards of his conditioning work and has stayed healthy this year. | | | |
 A concert version of "Wasteland" raises money for The Venue, while Opera Orlando supporters issue a donation challenge. | | | |
 Public radio station WMFE will showcase Central Florida acts that compete in the national Tiny Desk Contest. | | | |
 Dust off your cowboy boots for this year's Cattle Baron Ball. The event raises funds for the American Cancer Society. This year's Cattle Baron Ball will be held April 6 at Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd. in Orlando. | | | |
 The Orlando Philharmonic announces its 2019-20 season. | | | |
 Roundup of local events including the Orlando Caribbean Festival. | | | |
 Carnival Cruise Line gave a preview of what the staterooms will look like on its new ship Mardi Gras when it debuts in 2020. | | | |
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