Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Senior Deputy Frank Scofield was fatally hit while riding his bicycle Sunday by a van that ran a stop sign, according to Florida Highway Patrol. | | |
Whether Rubio's Sunshine Protection Act actually has a chance in Congress is still unknown despite its bipartisan support and Twitter endorsement from President Trump. | | |
Dr. Daniel Priehs has had his share of tough cases: the penguin with cataracts, the walrus with a corneal infection, the guide dog for the blind in danger of going blind itself. The Maitland veterinary ophthalmologist is one of the state's top eye docs for the animal kingdom. | | |
Seminole County's cold case squad, which consists of a full-time investigator and about 10 retired detectives, recently has cracked two decades-old murders. Their message to any killers currently resting easy: Turn yourselves in, because it's only a matter of time. | | |
Rollins College and the Sanford Civic Center are among 11 historic buildings throughout the state in danger of being demolished, according to the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation. | | |
A group of storms over the Gulf of Mexico showed a 60 percent chance of strengthening into a tropical cyclone. If a cyclone forms and achieves a sustained wind speed of at least 39 miles per hour, it would become Tropical Storm Barry. | | |
Luxury retailer Louis Vuitton is doubling its presence at Mall at Millenia with a recently opened men's store and another opening soon for women. | | |
Orlando resident Athena Finger, granddaughter of Bill Finger who helped create Batman, has helped get her grandfather's name added to movies and more. | | |
It's Adopt a Cat month, and two new cat cafes are in the works in the greater Orlando area. The Kitty Beautiful is opening in downtown this July and Celery City Cat Cafe is in the planning stages in Sanford. | | |
The Warriors evened the NBA Finals on Sunday with a 109-104 victory against the Raptors in Toronto. Klay Thompson had 25 points for Golden State. | | | |
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