Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Aquatic midges are back, but Central Florida county officials said not much can be done about the annoying insects also known as blind mosquitoes. |  | |
Under the perfect sunny conditions, up to 25 percent of Walt Disney World Resort runs on solar power. |  | |
The SpaceX Falcon Heavy center booster that made a successful landing at sea after launch but was knocked over because of rough seas returned to Port Canaveral. |  | |
The FBI believes "at least one Florida county" was accessed by malicious software installed by Russian intelligence, according to the Mueller Report released Thursday. |  | |
A statue of Confederate General Edmund Kirby Smith that has represented Florida for nearly a century at the U.S. Capitol is at the root of a political fight for control of the Lake County Historical Society, which will decide if the figure of the dead rebel leader gets a permanent home in Tavares. |  | |
In a Facebook post, Sanford attorney Natalie Jackson accused the Orange County Sheriff's Office of allowing Deputy Richard Nye to "evade the law" by giving process servers "the run around" when they have tried to serve Nye a summons and complaint for a lawsuit filed on behalf of Deidra Reid, who was arrested at an apartment complex in 2015. |  | |
The Orlando Magic are looking forward to getting an energy boost from rowdy fans at Amway Center. Orlando is hosting its first NBA playoff game since 2012 when the Magic face the Raptors on Friday night at Amway Center. |  | |
Magic center Nikola Vucevic has struggled during the playoffs, but vows to be more aggressive against the Raptors in Game 3 as Orlando tries to jump-start its offense. |  | |
Veteran defender Ali Krieger was frustrated with the results of Wednesday match, but not with her new coach. |  | |
UCF has added three players who could give the basketball program an immediate boost following the departure of elite seniors. |  | |
UF receiver Trevon Grimes has developed into a play-making threat for the Gators after taking a season to get acclimated to SEC play. |  | |
"Top Girls" at Mad Cow Theatre, reviewed by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm |  | |
This weekend, there are new episodes of 'Game of Thrones' and 'Killing Eve,' 'I Love Lucy' and Motown specials and the annual showing of 'The Ten Commandments.' |  | |
Tigris, a new triple-launch roller coaster at Busch Gardens Tampa, has a simple design with a surprising amount of twists. |  | |
The Peabody Awards will honor 'Killing Eve,' 'Barry,' 'Pose,' 'The Good Place' and 'The Americans,' which was called 'among the best TV shows in history.' |  | |
Korean pop group BTS talks 'Friends,' fans and military service in a report this weekend on 'CBS Sunday Morning.' |  | |
Mount Dora is losing its tourist train and city officials are trying to figure out what to do about it, whether to raise $3 million to fix the train tracks between Tavares and Mount Dora to make passenger service viable or support a move to convert the rail spur into a rail-trail. |  | | |
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