Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Three years after the June 12, 2016, mass shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando — at the time, the worst in modern U.S. history — the site still holds a powerful draw for the mournful and the curious. But for club matriarch Barbara Poma, now charged with shaping the memorial and museum scheduled to open here in another three years, it also brings a sense of duty. |   | |
 Orange County school leaders have promised changes to graduation policies after a valedictorian was barred from speaking at her ceremony. | | | |
 Universal gave the media a tour Tuesday of Surfside Inn - and showed off the surfboard-shaped pool - for the first time before the 750-bed hotel opens June 27. | | | |
 Universal Orlando previews its new roller coaster, populated by Hagrid, magical creatures and animatronic moments. | | | |
 More than 100 bike racks have been installed outside Orlando businesses since 2015 through the city's Bike Rack Request Program. It's part of the city's overall plan to improve safety for cyclists and increase bike ridership. | | | |
 An Orange County deputy shot and killed a man who had attacked deputies with a bar stool inside a home off Goldenrod Road, Sheriff John Mina said. | | | |
 Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida needs to study elections security. He's right. But the review has to be the real deal, with real technology experts, Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell writes. | | | |
 Miami Grill, a South Florida-based restaurant managed in part by Grammy-winning rapper Pitbull, opened its first restaurant in the Central Florida area. | | | |
 MegaCon's costume repair center, the Cospital, provides cosplayers with a safe space to reset their ensembles. | | | |
 The Orlando Sentinel recognized the top players, coaches and teams from the 2018-19 high school sports school year Tuesday night at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. | | | |
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