Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Hurricane Dorian on Sunday has its eye set on the Bahamas with powerful 150 mph winds, but has not let Florida off the hook in its ever changing path. | | |
At least five people were dead in West Texas after a man who was stopped by state troopers when his vehicle failed to signal a left turn opened fire and fled, shooting more than 20 people before he was killed by officers outside a movie theater, authorities said Saturday. Three law enforcement officers were among the injured. | | |
While Florida gets ready to endure the threat of Category 4 Hurricane Dorian, the National Hurricane Center began tracking a new tropical wave off the coast of Africa and another in the Gulf of Mexico. | | |
As strengthening Hurricane Dorian approaches landfall, nearly 60% of the state's nursing homes have not installed equipment in line with those new regulations, according to data maintained by the Agency for Health Care Administration. | | |
As the forecast for Hurricane Dorian shifted further off Florida's east coast, Orlando International Airport will remain open on Monday, according to a statement. | | |
As Hurricane Dorian could affect Disney, Universal and Central Florida's theme parks, here's what you need to know. | | |
Brevard County will begin mandatory evacuations this weekend as officials and residents brace for Hurricane Dorian's arrival. | | |
As the likelihood increased that Hurricane Dorian will strike Central Florida as a strong storm, officials announced the opening of shelters for residents to ride out the storm and a place to stay afterward as needed. | | |
Get ready! Hurricane Dorian is about to hit Florida. Get water, important papers, Doritos - and a hotel reservation! | | |
Guests on the Sunday morning shows to discuss Hurricane Dorian include Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla.; Peter Gaynor, FEMA's acting administrator; and Kevin McAleenan, acting director of the Department of Homeland Security. | | |
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