Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Researchers at UT Austin and Johns Hopkins University used several variables, including international travel and vaccine exemptions, and found that 25 counties in the nation, including four in Florida, are at a high risk of a measles outbreak. The Florida counties include Orange, Miami-Dade, Broward and Hillsborough. | | |
Visit Orlando announced Thursday that 75 million people visited the region last year, breaking an annual record for Central Florida. | | |
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday signed an education bill creating Florida's fifth school voucher program, which will send about 18,000 more students to private school on state-funded scholarships. The new Family Empowerment Scholarship expands school choice in a state already at the forefront of a national movement to provide families educational options outside traditional public schools. | | |
No one ever said school teachers are in it for the money, but a new study that looks at education salaries and rising housing prices finds that more teachers are struggling to cover the rent and mortgage, especially compared to their college-educated peers. | | |
Endangered Florida grasshopper sparrows that were raised in captivity are released in Central Florida. | | |
Jeff Bezos announced details for the company's Blue Moon lunar lander aiming to return humans to the moon by 2024. | | |
Donald Trump's joke at a Panhandle rally about an audience member's suggestion to shoot illegal immigrants brings shame on the region and the state. | | |
Astronauts Charlie Duke, Thomas Stafford and actor George Clooney were among distinguished guests at an Apollo 50th anniversary event presented by Moonwatch maker Omega. | | |
Bongo's Cuban Cafe at Disney Springs will close in August, owner Gloria Estefan said Thursday. | | |
Thanks to Grave Digger, the Monster Jam World Finals will draw 60,000 fans to Orlando's Camping World Stadium on Friday and Saturday night. | | | |
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