Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The Orlando Magic has filed an updated master plan for its downtown Orlando Sports + Entertainment District that's expected to more than double the original $200 million project budget, according to a report in GrowthSpotter. |   | |
 The majority of nursing homes in Central Florida received average ratings in the tenth annual U.S. News & World Report Best Nursing Homes report, released on Tuesday. Only five, including Westminster Baldwin Park and the Mayflower Healthcare Center in Winter Park received a 5 -- the highest rating -- as their overall rating. | | | |
 Orange County commissioners approved nearly $50,000 in federal funds last week for the Ninth Judicial Circuit to hire a court guardianship manager who will identify cases involving incapacitated clients that pose "a high risk for criminal exploitation." | | | |
 The Loch Haven Park museum will be four times larger and have a sleek new appearance under the latest plan. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic fought their way back and looked poised to pull off an upset in Toronto, but they couldn't complete the rally and suffered a 104-95 loss Monday night. | | | |
 Rev. Bryan Fulwider, who was out on bail after his arrest charges related to child sex abuse, was found dead at his home in Altamonte Springs, officials said. | | | |
 Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday questioned a proposal to increase Florida's minimum wage to $15 an hour through the constitutional amendment process, warning about effects on the restaurant industry. | | | |
 The newly released records shed more light on the case, including NBA player Robin Lopez's connection as a victim in the case. | | | |
 Twisted Root Burger Co. is opening its first Florida restaurant near Winter Park. | | | |
 It's National Cat Day Oct. 29, so here are some ways you can celebrate in the Orlando area. | | | |
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