Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Since construction began on the I-4 Ultimate project in 2015, there have been four deaths and more than 150 injuries reported to federal authorities, records show. |   | |
 Thad Seymour, who was a key player the development of Lake Nona's Medical City and has overseen the new UCF campus expected to open in downtown Orlando this August, is poised to lead the university for at least a year until trustees pick a new president. | | | |
 Heather and John Tregidgo, who were on vacation from New Jersey, rode the PeopleMover with their two children in June 2015, the first lawsuit filed in late February said. | | | |
 Mariah Butler wept that everyone was going to hate her when Orange County deputies interviewed her at the hospital last year, shortly after authorities say Butler left her 4-year-old stepson, Logan Starling, alone in a locked car for more than six hours on a sweltering hot September day. | | | |
 Dhyanna Mishra, an eighth-grader at Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne, won the 60th Orlando Sentinel Spelling Bee championship and is headed to Washington, D.C., for the Scripps National Spelling Bee in May. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic showed they can dominate a weaker opponent Wednesday night, rolling to a 119-96 victory against the New Orleans Pelicans and maintaining their pace in the playoff race. | | | |
 Orlando Magic center Khem Birch played in Turkey and Greece before finally getting his shot to play in the NBA. Now he's making the most of it. | | | |
 The UCF men's basketball team is excited about finally snapping its NCAA Tournament drought, but the Knights aren't happy to just reach the Big Dance and are determined to string together postseason wins. | | | |
 UCF athletic director Danny White has a unique connection with the NCAA Tournament, having experienced it as a player, an assistant coach and an administrator. | | | |
 The surging Florida Gators face Nevada on Thursday during the first round of the NCAA Tournament. | | | |
 Cirque du Soleil's touring show "Luzia" offers a VIP experience with food, drink, souvenirs — and exclusive potties. | | | |
 Red Fish Theatre kicks off a new theater series — benefiting local charities — with actor Adrian LePeltier. | | | |
 The 28th Annual Florida Film Festival will salute "The Blair Witch Project," open with a documentary on Nichelle Nichols ("Star Trek") and offer 184 films. | | | |
 The writer-director of the smash "Get Out" dreams up a shadow world in this flawed but gripping horror story, co-starring "Black Panther"'s Winston Duke and Elisabeth Moss of "The Handmaid's Tale." | | | |
 Jennelle Stephenson of Kissimmee, who told her story on '60 Minutes,' says she has broken free of sickle cell anemia and 'I'm in charge now.' | | | |
 The Walk Around the World commemorative bricks at Magic Kingdom are going to be removed, Walt Disney World has announced. | | | |
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