Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
UCF spent millions in leftover operating funds on new buildings because of administrators who dismissed state rules, university trustees who were ill-informed and a state university system that provided inconsistent guidance, a Florida House committee found. |  | |
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine revealed the agency's fiscal year 2020 budget proposal at an event at Kennedy Space Center on Monday. It will focus largely on NASA's plans to return to the moon. |  | |
Florida springs' decline from pollution and algae leads environmental groups to take on state officials in major legal fight. |  | |
Voters will elect municipal leaders Tuesday in four Orange County cities — Winter Park, Windermere, Ocoee and Belle Isle. |  | |
An Orlando woman stabbed her 11-year-old daughter more than a dozen times Sunday because the girl smiled "different," causing her mother to think her child was having sex, authorities said. |  | |
The UCF women's basketball team couldn't keep up with the potent UConn Huskies, falling 66-45 during the Knights' first trip to the American Athletic Conference Tournament Championship Game. |  | |
U.S. men's national team star Christian Pulisic will be part of the roster called up for a friendly against Ecuador at Orlando City Stadium, a source confirmed to Pro Soccer USA. |  | |
Orlando City centerback Shane O'Neill took full responsibility for Saturday's disappointing result against the Chicago Fire. |  | |
Orlando Magic backup point guard Isaiah Briscoe will have surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. |  | |
The Orlando Magic let a road win slip away Sunday when the Memphis Grizzlies rallied from a late seven-point deficit to post a 105-97 victory at FedEx Forum. Here are three takeaways from that game. |  | |
Inside Gemini Springs Park in DeBary are two dog runs that offer 4.5 acres for pooches to roam. |  | |
A Kissimmee woman's story of overcoming sickle cell anemia has '60 Minutes' viewers asking how they can learn more. Her saga was seen by more than 8 million. |  | |
Publix and Winn-Dixie grocery stores announced a voluntary recall of Pillsbury flour due to a possible salmonella contamination. |  | |
The Coop will open for a special Sunday brunch from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on March 17 to benefit the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness. |  | |
Brew Club, complete with personalized stein, is now available at SeaWorld Orlando. |  | |
It appears 10-year-old Tiago Perez's left foot became stuck between the ride vehicle and cement offloading area at the end of the ride, his Orlando-based attorney Edmund Normand said. |  | |
Check out photos from the 78th annual Daytona Bike Week |  | | |
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