Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Former Florida vacation home of Osama bin Laden's brother is on land developers hope to turn into apartment complex. |   | |
 The Orange County Sheriff's Office on Friday afternoon is planning to announce the findings in a drug trafficking investigation that resulted in 16 arrests and the confiscation of dozens of guns. | | | |
 If you thought the fight over Amendment 4 was over, you were wrong. A busload of people are headed to Tallahassee to make sure the will of the people is respected by politicians. | | | |
 An Oakland, Calif. woman who accepted an Instagram invitation to fly to Orlando and attend a party was then forced into prostitution and beaten when she refused to sell sex, according to the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation. | | | |
 A growing list of contenders want the U.S. government to legalize marijuana, reflecting a nationwide shift as more Americans look favorably on cannabis. | | | |
 UCF guard Aubrey Dawkins delivered a career-high 36 points for UCF, but the Knights fell at Temple Saturday. | | | |
 No. 14 Florida State reels off 18 straight points during a second-half rally to earn a 65-57 win over Wake Forest Saturday, giving the Seminoles momentum entering the ACC Tournament. | | | |
 The Florida Gators went cold at the wrong time, falling 66-57 to No. 6 Kentucky during the teams' SEC regular-season finale. | | | |
 BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — Orlando City drew 1-1 with a 10-man Chicago Fire side, coming away with a point on a cold, rain-soaked Saturday afternoon at SeatGeek | | | |
 The Orlando Apollos rolled to a 31-14 win over the Birmingham Iron. Apollos coach Steve Spurrier's squad improved to 5-0 and remains the only undefeated team in the Alliance of American Football. | | | |
 Central Florida attractions are prepping a slew of new rides, shows and lands for 2019. Here are the ones with exact opening dates so far. | | | |
 Disney Cruise Lines strive to give cruise-goers of all ages a spot to hang out in — children, teens, and, yes, adults too. | | | |
 International Drive's iFly attraction offers virtual-reality option based on the "How to Train Your Dragon" movies. It's not exactly a breeze. | | | |
 The Flash and Cyborg will join "Justice League: A Call for Heroes" exhibit, which debuted last year at Madame Tussauds Orlando on International Drive | | | |
 Cirque du Soleil's "Luzia" review by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm. | | | |
 Called Cups and Pups, the venture from Matt and April Guldi is slated for a property off of North Orange Blossom Trail in the Lockhart neighborhood of Orlando. Cups and Pups will be 6612 N. Orange Blossom Trail. It should be ready to go in a month. | | | |
 Scenes from opening day of the 26th Epcot International Flower & Garden festival, photographed Wednesday, March 7, 2019. The festival runs through June 3. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel) | | | |
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