Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Giving thanks for Central Florida: "101 Things to Love about Orlando." Readers offered hundreds of people, places, experiences and institutions for the 2019 edition |   | |
 On Facebook and at church, the Rivera family seemed to be a close-knit group with a dedication to service. But behind the scenes, there was a history of run-ins with police and abuse allegations long before four members of the family were implicated in the death of Nicole Montalvo. | | | |
 Attorneys for Danielle Redlick, the Winter Park woman accused of fatally stabbing her husband during an argument at their home in January, are asking a judge to set a bond for her release at $25,000 or any "reasonable" amount. | | | |
 It all started with an employee noticing that a urologist in Orlando was performing too many kidney stone procedures. Now that doctor, Dr. Patrick Hunter, and the outpatient surgery center where he performed the procedures, Orlando Center for Outpatient Surgery, are subjects of a lawsuit by the Justice Department. The allegations include violation of anti-kickback laws, filing false and fraudulent claims with federal government programs including Medicare and violation of whistleblower protection. | | | |
 Local Orlando businesses talk about what makes holiday promotions so special. | | | |
 Get 50 percent off Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra tickets on Black Friday weekend. | | | |
 Cruise lines offer up a slew of added value deals to cruises booked on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Here's a rundown. | | | |
 Did you know that the day before Thanksgiving — often referred to as Drinksgiving, Black Wednesday, or Blackout Wednesday — is one of the top sales days of the year for spirit-related businesses? Here are a few places where YOU can get in the spirit, or into them, before sitting down for turkey with the family. | | | |
 Walt Disney World guests get access to exclusive holiday-themed offerings during Disney's Yuletide Fantasy tour. | | | |
 FSU reportedly has been in contact with Penn State coach James Franklin and there is "mutual interest between the two parties" as the Seminoles continue their coaching search. | | | |
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