Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 A new tropical depression is projected to grow into Hurricane Jerry by Friday and threaten the Caribbean islands and Bahamas in the next five days, according to the National Hurricane Center. |   | |
 As 4 Rivers Smokehouse celebrates the 10th anniversary of its original Winter Park location, founder John Rivers dishes on expansion plans, lessons learned and opening on Sunday to benefit Hurricane Dorian relief in the Bahamas. | | | |
 The agency that oversees Florida's professional guardians is asking the Legislature to nearly double its budget for next year — an increase of roughly $6.5 million — in part to create a way of monitoring what individual guardians throughout the state are doing. A leading critic said it would throw good money after bad. | | | |
 Lobbyist Chris Dorworth, who is involved in controversy involving the board that runs Orlando International airport, is representing a client that is linked to an airport lawsuit | | | |
 After much delay, Orange County school leaders have proposed changes for high school start times. None are great. | | | |
 Joe Kittinger was a flying legend before Sept. 18, 1984. But that day he crash-landed his helium balloon in Italy, becoming the first person to fly solo in a balloon across the Atlantic. On the 35th anniversary of that flight, Kittinger remains a distinctive Orlando hero. | | | |
 Universal's Michael Aiello looks at Halloween Horror Nights past, present and future | | | |
 Indulge at Central Florida restaurants with National Cheeseburger Day. | | | |
 For the first time this year, the inventory of homes for sale in Central Florida has dropped, leaving fewer homes for first-time buyers. The 2% fall in inventory is a result of steady home sales, bolstered in part by falling interest rates encouraging people to buy and rising home prices encouraging people to sell. | | | |
 Eustis city commissioners have voted against contracting out the city's police dispatching operation to the Lake County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
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