Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will be carrying 24 satellites for the Department of Defense, including four NASA science experiments. The launch window from Kennedy Space Center's launch complex 39A opens at 11:30 p.m. Monday and closes at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday. |   | |
 Florida Democrats will be looking for candidates to touch on key issues important to the state, ranging from the environment to health care to gun safety, experts said. | | | |
 Outside of space enthusiasts, Deke Slayton isn't the name that comes to mind when Americans think about the first men to walk on the moon. The names of the Apollo 11 crew — Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins — are far better known as the first humans to land in another world. But without Slayton, it may not have happened that way. | | | |
 The annual Kids Count survey by the Annie E. Casey Foundation says that 6% fewer kids live in poverty in Lake -- and that more than 500,000 people will be living here in a short 25 years. | | | |
 The trial of Scott Edward Nelson, the man accused of kidnapping an Altamonte Springs woman from her employer's home and killing her, began Monday at the Orange County County Courthouse. A jury was seated in the first-degree murder case after the selection process took more than two weeks. Nelson, 55, is facing the death penalty in the killing of 56-year-old Jennifer Fulford, who worked as a personal assistant and caretaker at the Winter Park home of Reid Berman. | | | |
 Orange County firefighters contained the blaze to the attic. | | | |
 U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said Sunday that Iran should not "mistake U.S. prudence and discretion for weakness," after the U.S. abruptly called off military strikes against Iran. | | | |
 Siblings Nik and Lijana Wallenda delivered thrills with a high-wire stunt 25 stories over New York's Time Square. | | | |
 The Orlando Sentinel asked readers if they wanted a return to longer Today in History column and where they wanted to see it, if it had to move. | | | |
 The new Lake County Museum of Art, formerly the Lake Eustis Museum of Art, opens June 28 with an exhibit by abstract artist Liz Wincup. | | | |
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