Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 A search has begun for a man suspected of killing two people in Polk County and who is wanted for murder in Tennessee, the Polk County Sheriff's Office announced Monday night. |   | |
 Prosecutors have rested their case in the murder trial of Markeith Loyd, the man accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon and her unborn child. | | | |
 The Mount Dora City Council on Monday night will consider a settlement agreement with former police chief John O'Grady, who was fired this summer, for just over $64,000, the amount of his accrued sick leave and vacation time, records show. | | | |
 Central Florida's shortage in affordable housing units and deadly streets for pedestrians have made headlines for years. While both issues span far beyond the city limits — most studies loop in a metro area spanning from Sanford south to Kissimmee — the Orlando mayor's seat holds a powerful seat regionally to address them.Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, a 16-year incumbent, faces two challengers for the office in City Commissioner Sam Ings and Navy veteran Aretha Simons. | | | |
 A video that depicts President Trump massacring the media and political enemies is a sign of our times. | | | |
 See how Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld Orlando and Legoland Florida celebrate Halloween in the theme parks. | | | |
 The Architects of Air create an otherworldly experience at this year's Immerse festival in downtown Orlando. | | | |
 A Publix grocery store in Lutz, Florida debuted a new kind of shopping cart aimed to give customers in wheelchairs a better shopping experience. | | | |
 Walt Disney World, Kres Chophouse and more have vegan menus. Have we finally hit a plant-based tipping point? | | | |
 Main Event on International Drive in Orlando offers a free kids meal on Tuesdays for every $8.99 food item purchased. | | | |
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