Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Braving sweltering heat, hundreds of people flocked to the lawn outside Lake County's courthouse Saturday in a show of dissent for a Confederate statue expected to make a home of the county's historical museum despite persistent disapproval from many Lake residents. |   | |
 Jeffrey Epstein, the well-connected financier accused of orchestrating a sex-trafficking ring, had been taken off suicide watch before he killed himself in a New York jail, a person familiar with the matter said Saturday. | | | |
 A man from Winter Park was arrested for writing threats on social media with the intent to kill or cause harm using an assault weapon, according to The Florida Department of Law Enforcement. | | | |
 A 29-year-old Orlando man died early Saturday morning when he was driving the wrong way on Florida's Turnpike and crashed head on into another vehicle, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. | | | |
 A motorcyclist died early Saturday morning when he crashed near St. Cloud, according to Florida Highway Patrol. | | | |
 The Florida legislature has twice rejected a bill that would require back-seat alarms in child-care vehicles, so workers would be less likely to leave children inside hot vans. Orlando Sen. Linda Stewart has filed bill again, and it's past time the legislature passed it. | | | |
 Free beer! Aquatica Orlando is giving visitors drinks for a special summer promotion. | | | |
 The Jonas Brothers returned to Orlando for their new tour, "Happiness Begins." | | | |
 Florida Gators sophomore defensive back John Huggins has been dismissed from the football program, a source confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel Saturday. | | | |
 Portland Trail Blazers guard Anfernee Simons returned to his hometown this weekend to host a basketball camp at Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte Springs. | | | |
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