Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 A lawsuit said a man was paralyzed and nearly drowned. Universal said the man experienced "numbness" when the theme park disclosed it on a public state report. |   | |
 Potential Tropical Cyclone 16 became better organized overnight as the disturbance moves over the Gulf of Mexico with gale force winds, just shy of becoming Tropical Storm Nestor, the National Hurricane Center said Friday morning. | | | |
 Gov. Ron DeSantis has had a relatively easy time getting what he wants from his fellow Republicans in charge of the Legislature, but his latest proposal to boost the starting pay for new teachers to $47,500 is likely to provide the sternest test yet of his political clout. | | | |
 Horizon West is Orange County's fastest-growing community. Residents love being near Disney but complain about crowded schools, clogged roads and not enough amenities. | | | |
 Seven years since repairs began, Orlando's largest condominium complex appears to have righted the shoddy workmanship that for years plagued the condos, racking up $60 million in damage, hundreds of code violations and millions of dollars in fines from the city. | | | |
 Global sea level is rising year by year, and accelerating, but it is a relatively slow phenomenon. It is particularly evident in all low-lying areas, such as the Keys, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Jacksonville. | | | |
 The three candidates vying for the open District 6 seat on the city council agreed in a debate Thursday the sprawling district needs upgrades to its aging infrastructure and the need for more power to the city's police review board, which currently acts in an advisory role. | | | |
 Tim Tebow says it's time for the Florida Gators to welcome back former coach Urban Meyer. | | | |
 Longtime Lake Mary athletic director and coach Doug Peters, a driving force behind getting the school's synthetic turf field built, will be inducted along with five others into the inaugural class of the Lake Mary Athletic Hall of Fame. | | | |
 Sam Flax in Orlando will give away bags to customers on Oct. 19 for their 100th birthday. | | | |
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