Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 People heard the boom across Broward on Saturday morning and wondered if it was a bomb, leftover holiday fireworks — or even an earthquake. |   | |
 More than 600 million people watched Apollo 11 on TV and believed what they saw. But 50 years later skeptics still deny it ever happened, and the conspiracy club is growing. | | | |
 Bad weather continued to plague Daytona International Speedway this weekend, postponing Saturday's Coke Zero Sugar 400 until 1 p.m. Sunday. | | | |
 The World Cup final is here, with the U.S. having survived a tough group and a brutal knockout stage draw to face the Netherlands on Sunday morning. | | | |
 The vehicle involved in the second of two deadly crashes on Orange Blossom Trail Thursday has been located by authorities, the Florida Highway Patrol said. | | | |
 Detectives are investigating the death of a 34-year-old man who was found unresponsive at Casa Vida Homes in west Orlando early Saturday morning, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 A 31-year-old man died Friday after he was found shot outside an apartment building in northwest Osceola County, deputies said. | | | |
 A crash involving a car and Lynx bus blocked lanes on Rosalind Avenue Saturday afternoon. | | | |
 Hotelier Harris Rosen led the way by withdrawing his private-school voucher donations, now more companies need to do the same until Florida stops allowing LGBTQ discrimination. | | | |
 Celebrate World Chocolate Day on July 7 with tours at Chocolate Museum & Cafe and Chocolate Kingdom in Orlando. | | | |
 Orlando Magic guard Markelle Fultz, who has been recovering from an injury that sidelined him the past season, was captured shooting the basketball during a brief Instagram video posted late Friday. | | | |
 Orlando Magic center Mo Bamba showed little rust and delivered an efficient offensive performance in his first NBA game since late January. | | | |
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