Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 A legislative session marked by few flare-ups and sober compromises burst into life Wednesday as lawmakers headed for the finish line. Protesters briefly disrupted the House ahead of a debate on banning sanctuary city policies. The House passed the bill, sending it to the Senate. |   | |
 The Florida Legislature sent a controversial school safety bill to the governor that would allow teachers to carry guns at schools. Gov. Ron DeSantis has indicated he will sign the bill, but it's unlikely South Florida or Orlando teachers will be armed anytime soon. | | | |
 Florida has a next texting-while-driving law. Let's answer your questions. (And yes, you can still text at stoplights.) | | | |
 Nearly 132,000 people who purchased one-year E-Z Pay annual passes at SeaWorld's theme parks in Florida, Texas, Virginia and California are eligible, court documents have said. | | | |
 Attorney General William Barr has informed lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee that he will skip a hearing today on Robert Mueller's report. | | | |
 This Sunday, 23-year-old Ashley Ortiz will be one of 17 graduating students who transferred to Valencia College from Puerto Rico after the 2017 hurricanes. | | | |
 A brush fire in Brevard County has closed an on-ramp to Interstate 95 from Port St. John Parkway, officials said. | | | |
 The start of the warmer months in Florida consistently has marked a dip in form for Orlando City, but head coach James O'Connor, who is in his first full season leading the club, isn't concerned about past trends. | | | |
 The Orlando Pride feel close to their first win of the season despite a rough start. | | | |
 Ali Krieger reportedly has been selected to the U.S. Women's World Cup roster. | | | |
 The Cure Bowl is moving from the 65,000-seat Camping World Stadium to the much smaller 25,500-seat Orlando City Stadium. | | | |
 American Athletic Conference commissioner Mike Aresco discusses misconceptions about the league's new 12-year media rights deal, new goals and bowl negotiations. | | | |
 When a "Survivor'' player says he's running things, his time is usually up. That happened again Wednesday on the CBS reality contest. | | | |
 Latest projection show at Disney's Hollywood Studios features scenes from every animated Disney (and Pixar) feature in a 12-minute musical roundup. | | | |
 Darko Tresnjak worked hard to strike a balance between reality and escapism in the musical "Anastasia," coming to Orlando this month. | | | |
 Mike St. Lawrence, an Altamonte Springs resident, has been selling alien abduction insurance policies as a fun souvenir for more than 30 years. | | | |
 Orlando Repertory Theatre will honor the prolific theme-park and theatrical designer with an exhibition of her work. | | | |
 Dean Grandin, who is retiring Friday, took time to reflect on his legacy as Orlando's planning director and contributions so important that he will be recognized by the American Institute of Architects with the 2019 Award of Merit. | | | |
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