Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Even before Dorian's winds and rain had lashed Central Florida Tuesday, residents here started rounding up generators, chainsaws, tarps, batteries and toilet paper for the Bahamas, where the hurricane had delivered a devastating blow. |   | |
 Scenes from Hurricane Dorian's impact on central Florida, photographed by the staff photographers of the Orlando Sentinel. | | | |
 Conservation officials are urging the public not to interfere with Mother Nature by trying to rescue any stranded hatchlings or disturb sea turtle nests unearthed by Hurricane Dorian. | | | |
 While Hurricane Dorian threatens Florida, Tropical Storm Fernand formed in the Gulf of Mexico this afternoon; meanwhile, the National Hurricane Center was also keeping track of two more tropical waves that could become tropical depressions. | | | |
Hurricane Dorian disrupted the delivery schedule for many newspapers across the state, including the Orlando Sentinel. | | | |
 An Orange County Sheriff's Office lieutenant was fired last week after a roughly five-year investigation revealed allegations that she and her husband made cash by supplying cocaine for a "multi-kilogram level narcotics dealer," providing confidential agency information to people involved in crimes and taking part in a tax fraud scheme in 2012, according to an Internal affairs investigation released Tuesday by the Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 Most Lake County governments are planning to adopt the same property-tax rate for fiscal year 2019-20, which starts Oct. 1. Sticking with the status quo will bring in additional tax dollars because of the county's higher tax base. | | | |
 As Hurricane Dorian ended its assault over the Bahamas, the cruise lines began working Tuesday to assess the damage to their private islands in the region. | | | |
 Disney donating more than a million dollars in Hurricane Dorian relief to the Bahamas | | | |
 Frenzied Atlantic surf helps local escape Dorian's tedium. | | | |
 All Central Florida public schools will be closed Wednesday, but Seminole plans to re-open for classes Thursday. Volusia County schools are shuttered through Thursday. Lake, Orange and Osceola schools haven't announced plans for Thursday yet. | | | |
 As Hurricane Dorian becomes less of an inland threat as it travels along the Florida coast, UCF and Rollins College have announced they will resume classes on Friday. | | | |
 Hurricane Dorian forced Seminole County school officials to cancel all high school athletic events through Sunday, the school district announced Tuesday. | | | |
 Bethune-Cookman has called off its football game against Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday in Daytona Beach because of the threat of Hurricane Dorian. | | | |
 With Hurricane Dorian near Florida, Floridians didn't miss a beat selling their unusual hurricane supplies online -- and seeking a friend to ride out the storm. | | | |
 The Orlando Science Center is offering camp Wednesday while Central Florida schools are closed. | | | |
 Bruce Hornsby heads to the Plaza Live in Orlando behind his album 'Absolute Zero.' | | | |
 Little Blue Donut Co. is closing its Winter Park shop but will continue to serve doughnuts out of its food truck. | | | |
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