Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Orange County teachers rejected by a nearly four-to-one margin a proposed contract with steeps hikes in family health insurance costs that would've meant some employees took home less pay than they did last year. |   | |
 As Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge debut approaches, vacation rental homes are capitalizing with themed bedrooms. | | | |
 The tropical wave, which formed in the Caribbean Sunday, has a decreased chance of staying organized and on track to hit Florida, but a 10 percent chance of development still lingers, according to the National Hurricane Center. | | | |
 Newly released records from the incident, including a police report and body cam footage, revealed the person who sparked the scare was not someone who entered the building with a gun on his waistband. He was instead a resident of a second-floor apartment whose neighbor who had seen the gun after knocking on the young man's door. | | | |
 President Trump is making another visit to Central Florida. A White House official said Trump will hold an event at The Villages on Tuesday, Aug. 6, focused on Medicare. | | | |
 Stung by last week's scathing resignation letter of a key member of its board of directors, Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts revealed in new IRS records Monday that its revenues fell $12 million in tax year 2017 while expenses and salaries rose. The figures include compensation for the venue's president, Kathy Ramsberger, who was paid over $551,000. | | | |
 David Tronnes, an Orlando man accused of murdering his wife at their Delaney Park home, asked a judge for protection after he claims other inmates at the Orange County Jail attacked him. | | | |
 Catalyst coworking space to shut down after five years this week. | | | |
 UCF reportedly has signed a deal with FIU for a home-and-home football series set to begin in 2020. According to Stadium's Brett McMurphy, the Knights will host the Panthers in 2020 before traveling to South Florida in 2022. | | | |
 Boone coach Andy Johnson is slated to finish chemotherapy treatments for classical Hodgkin's lymphoma in September. | | | |
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