Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The Apollo missions were responsible for leaving the largest chunk of the estimated 400,000 pounds of detritus left behind on the moon, a graveyard of spacecraft parts and symbolic items. If current schedules hold, astronauts may stumble upon the remains as soon as 2024. Here's what's still on the moon. |   | |
 Tampa native George Edmondson, who died Wednesday at age 97, turned his pregame routine as "Mr. Two Bits" into a ritual at the Florida Gators' football games. | | | |
 An earthquake centered in a remote area of Kern County, about 100 miles from Los Angeles, rattled California. | | | |
 President Trump largely stuck to his script, avoiding diversions into his agenda or re-election campaign. | | | |
 When a school administrator asked Mariah Butler why her boyfriend's son, Logan, wasn't in class, the administrator said Butler "blew off" the question. The 4-year-old was dying in a hot car outside. | | | |
 A 13-year-old boy has been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a man early Thursday in Winter Garden. | | | |
 Inside the Orlando Sentinel Newsroom catches up on your recent questions about obituaries, Inside the Newsroom, circulation and more. | | | |
 A man was hit and killed by a boat Thursday at Lake Butler in Windermere, deputies say. The boat hit the man while he was in the lake off the shore of Bird Island, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 Central Florida features performances by El Gran Combo, Train and Goo Goo Dolls, Drum Corps International and more. | | | |
 NASCAR driver Erik Jones looks to turn around a winless season while defending his 2018 win during the Coke Zero Sugar 400 on Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway. | | | |
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