Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The multi-state system makes it easier to track voter registrations across state lines, clean up voter polls of deceased voters, and — possibly most importantly — reach out via mail to every eligible but unregistered voter in Florida, a number that DeSantis estimated at between 4 to 5 million potential voters. |   | |
 Bowles began his killing rampage in March 1994 and ended it eight months later with the murder of Walter Hinton, his sixth and last known victim, prosecutors said. | | | |
 The balance of power in the Florida Legislature could hinge on the outcome of one state Senate race in Seminole county next year, but Democrats aren't close to challenging GOP frontrunner Jason Brodeur. | | | |
 An area of low pressure has a slim chance of developing into a tropical storm but is expected to dump rain across Florida this weekend. | | | |
 Martha Sugalski, an anchor at WFTV in Orlando, is getting divorced. Some readers say that is a private situation that does not merit news coverage. So how and why did the Orlando Sentinel publish the information? | | | |
 Hundreds of UCF and Valencia College students moved into their rooms at the new downtown campus Wednesday morning. | | | |
 Noodles and Rice Cafe on Mills Avenue in Orlando has closed. | | | |
 The 10th Anniversary Orlando Fall Home and Garden show is coming to the Orange County Convention Center Aug. 23-25. Smart home technology, gardening seminars, cooking demonstrations and tiny home tours are all a part of this show. | | | |
 The Magic Kingdom may be ahead of the calendar on Halloween, but seasonal snackers don't mind one bit. | | | |
 In honor of UCF kicking off its 40th year of college football, here are 40 things we love about the Knights: | | | |
 The Florida Gators' offense has plenty of talent and unlimited potential. The key could be whether the team's inexperienced, unproven offensive line can do its part. | | | |
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