Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 For Samantha Bork and others, cosplaying is a passion that allows people to step into the lives of fictional characters. Several Central Florida cosplayers are gearing up for this year's MegaCon and the Master of Cosplay contest. |   | |
 An old Florida law allows Disney to build a nuclear power plant. | | | |
 Sen. Dennis Baxley of Ocala tried to kick Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer off his own airport board.That seems sketchy ... especially with billions of dollars at stake, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. | | | |
 The dean of students at Montverde Academy, an affluent international boarding school in Lake County, was "relieved of his duties" Monday amid accusations he was having an "improper" relationship with a student, a school spokeswoman said. | | | |
 Faced with a "prove-it" year to state lawmakers, the board of Florida's tourism-marketing arm Wednesday approved a 30 percent payroll cut made necessary after lawmakers slashed the agency's budget this year. | | | |
 The U.S. Army gave a rare look at a virtual environment training platform it hopes to incorporate into soldiers' training. | | | |
 Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. "That's how I felt," said Joby Smith, Bay County's director of emergency management, reflecting on the fallout of Hurricane Michael - a category 5 storm with winds blowing beyond 157 mph. | | | |
 Sixty satellites that will begin to set up SpaceX's Starlink communications constellation are expected to lift off in a Falcon 9 rocket from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's launch complex 40 between 10:30 tonight and midnight. | | | |
 UF football coach Dan Mullen addressed the Gators' off-the-field issues, including three separate incidents involving violence against women. | | | |
 Orlando City is still looking for the answer to its May woes. | | | |
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