Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Virgin Trains will travel at 125 mph in the Orlando area, which will rank among the nation's fast rail service. | | |
The well-being of Florida's children has slipped in the latest national ranking, with a rise in the number of low birth-weight babies, more child and teen deaths and more teens abusing alcohol or drugs.And while the number of Florida children covered by health insurance had increased from 2010 to 2016, that trend started to reverse in 2017, when 68,000 more children were uninsured compared to a year earlier. | | |
A Tavares pastor who grew up in Lake County is planning a march to show that people of all races believe it's wrong to display a statue of a Confederate general in the county's historical museum. | | |
The Ninth Circuit will say goodbye to its top judge – and podcast host – later this month. After 26 years on the bench, Orange-Osceola Chief Judge Frederick Lauten is retiring June 28. | | |
A Tamarac man thought he was getting a great deal on a Tamarac villa whose owner hadn't paid taxes. But all he ended up with was a one-foot-wide strip of property running under the villa. It cost him $9,100 and there's little he can do with it. | | |
A 41-year-old woman is accused of "stomping all over" a sea turtle nest in Florida. | | |
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 5 into law Friday, which places restrictions on petition gatherers, something critics said was intended to thwart citizen-led ballot drives. | | |
Gary Woodland delivered the right shots to win the U.S. Open for his first major title while denying Brooks Koepka's shot at history. | | |
The United States continued setting World Cup records when it took down Chile 3-0 Sunday afternoon. | | |
Sequels are rarely as good as the original. Florida State pitcher CJ Van Eyk will try. Van Eyk (10-3, 3.80 earned-run average) will start on the mound at 7 p.m. Monday against Michigan (47-20) at the College World Series. | | |
Senior quarterback Michael Wright of Woodbridge Academy in Atlanta has committed to play for UCF | | | |
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