Start your day with a quick digest of today's top headlines.
When the 2019-20 school year starts Aug. 12, Lake County middle-school students will wear a lanyard that serves as a dual security measure, showing both that kids belong at the school and raising awareness about a SpeakOut hotline. | | |
Apopka officials were concerned when Apopka's rescue service's billing agency mistakenly published hundreds of confidential health records on a public website. But only the city attorney saw the records before they were hidden from public view. | | |
After a recent spate of violence in Orange County, Sheriff John Mina said he will meet next week with federal, state and local agencies to identify trends in similar crimes elsewhere in Central Florida. | | |
A tropical wave in the west Atlantic now has a 50 percent chance of becoming a tropical depression over the next five days, while the other, closer system is finished growing but still threatens rain for Floridians today and Saturday, the National Hurricane Center said. | | |
As the chapter on Norman's Orlando comes to a close on Aug. 31, chef Norman Van Aken says his new restaurant venture will be "approachably modern". | | |
UCF tailback Otis Anderson knows firsthand the challenges injured quarterback Darriel Mack Jr. is going through with his ankle injury. Anderson tore all the ligaments in his right ankle while in high school, calling it the darkest time of his playing career. | | |
Former Gators coach Will Muschamp is not surprised by the outpouring of support for stricken former linebacker Neiron Ball, whose family has raised more than $120,000 to help with medicals expenses following a brain aneurysm suffered a year ago. | | |
International Beer Day is Aug. 2, and Orlando's brewery scene has never been bigger. There are more than three dozen breweries in the Orlando area alone and other places like bottle shops to get your craft beer fix. | | |
The drama '12 Angry Jurors' will be staged at the Orange County Regional History Center. | | | |
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