Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando has just found new homes for Bernice, Chucky, Waggy and Adventure — all dogs from the Hurricane Dorian-ravaged Bahamas. But five more remain in quarantine, and it's only one very small piece of a massive effort to rescue, reunite and re-home thousands of cats and dogs homeless by the storm. Many, including Miracle, the pup found trapped and starving in the rubble, have a long road ahead. | | |
After their first night of sequestration at a hotel, jurors will hear opening statements this morning in the murder trial of Markeith Loyd, the man accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon and her unborn child. | | |
A judge has set bail at $700,000 for Rev. Bryan Fulwider, the former Winter Park minister and radio show host accused of repeatedly raping a teenage girl. | | |
The woman who snuck onto a plane at Orlando International Airport without a ticket or ID will not be facing criminal charges at this time, an FBI spokeswoman said. | | |
An argument at Chill Games Room in west Orlando led to a shooting early Saturday that injured one person, an Orlando Police spokesman said. | | |
Turkey's military said it captured a key Syrian border town under heavy bombardment Saturday as its offensive against Kurdish fighters pressed into its fourth day. | | |
Tacko Fall returned to Orlando for the first time as a Celtics rookie and was greeted by "We want Tacko" chants from fans attending Boston's preseason game against the Orlando Magic Friday at Amway Center. | | |
Week 8 high school football winners in the Orlando area include Edgewater, Jones and Osceola | | |
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced earlier this week that he wants to set the starting salary for teachers in Florida at $47,500, making pay the second highest in the nation. Yes! Finally! Hooray! | | |
The NBA prides itself on being outspoken for liberal values, but like many corporations that make money in China, it goes mum about that country's abuse of human rights. | | |
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