Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Tropical Storm Dorian is expected to become a Category 1 hurricane as it approaches Central Florida on Sunday night, forecasters said Tuesday night. |   | |
 Lincoln Property Company will bring a second hotel to its Church Street Station project in downtown Orlando, according to a report in GrowthSpotter. | | | |
 It's been a year since Anthony Hendley Jr. was killed after being shot outside his home in El Camino Apartments in Orlando, and on Tuesday, his family and detectives canvassed the neighborhood, leaving flyers with neighbors as they continue to find witnesses who could identify his shooter. | | | |
 Orlando International Airport will bring on a staff attorney if a proposal by Chief Executive Officer Phil Brown is approved, a change that would come as the airport seeks to finish $4 billion in construction on a new terminal and prepares for the arrival of trains from the Miami-bound Brightline service. | | | |
 Food served at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort was contaminated with "dozens" of live insects and four South Florida tourists became "extremely sick," according to a lawsuit filed last week. | | | |
 When DeSantis bypassed the president of the Florida Springs Institute to appoint a former legislator who fought septic-tank inspections to the St. Johns water board, environmental advocates groaned. | | | |
 Seminole County put in place a temporary amnesty program on Tuesday that would cut code-enforcement liens by 90% if residents come into compliance. | | | |
 The American Athletic Conference is applying for a waiver from the NCAA that will allow it to eliminate its two divisions in football. That move was necessary following the departure of UConn, which is leaving to rejoin the Big East in 2020. The league is confident the waiver will be approved sometime in October and will go into effect in 2020. | | | |
 Florida Gators QB Feleipe Franks doesn't deserve the social media backlash he got after leading UF to a win over Miami. | | | |
 A look at Oga's Cantina, a sentimental and standing-room only hotspot at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. | | | |
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