Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The Apollo 11 moon landing was the first ever true global event, drawing the largest live TV audience in history at the time. The landing was received with immense enthusiasm around the world and would go on to influence space programs in China, Japan and other countries. |   | |
 President Donald Trump says he will delay pending ICE deportation raids for two weeks. | | | |
 In honor of National Pink Day, here are a few of our favorite pink things in the Orlando area. | | | |
 A person walking their dog Saturday morning in Titusville discovered a man dead in a drainage ditch along State Road 405, Titusville police said. | | | |
 A 42-year-old man died Saturday along State Road 417 after he drove off the highway and crashed into a pole, the Florida Highway Patrol said. | | | |
 A 53-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed while attempting to cross East Colonial Drive near Avalon Park Boulevard in Orange County late Friday night, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. | | | |
 The Sunday guest list includes President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, Florida Congressman Michael Waltz, presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker and Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins. | | | |
 Despite the state's increasingly diverse demographics, the confidence gap for aspiring black judges in Florida is still too high. While certain circuit courts in Central Florida are fairing better than South Florida, the number of African American judges still doesn't reflect the communities they serve. But why? | | | |
 Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jeff Driskel and his wife, former Florida Gators cheerleader Tarin Driskel, enjoyed leading a free football and cheer camp for children in Orlando Saturday. | | | |
 UConn is reportedly looking into a possible move back to the Big East Conference in all sports except football. The Huskies have been a part of the American Athletic Conference after the league split from the Big East in 2013. | | | |
 The Orlando Pride's winless streak is finally over after a wild game. | | | |
 As Ronnie Harrison walked on to the field of Florida State University School, his alma mater, a dream was fulfilled Saturday. | | | |
 Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said the Orlando Magic are getting a player "who will affect winning" with first-round draft pick Chuma Okeke. | | | |
 There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. This list is updated weekly with events and also contains everyday activities. Submit event information at orlandosentinel.com/submitevent. | | | |
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