Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 About an hour before she died in a crash Christmas Eve, Jessica Smith posted holiday wishes to her friends on Facebook. |   | |
 Overcoming a vast fundraising deficit and a known commodity in former state senator Gary Siplin, Burns prevailed Dec. 3 by a 68-32 margin — more than doubling his opponent's vote total. | | | |
 Deputies in Polk County arrested an Amazon driver accused of stealing a package he was supposed to deliver to a home near Davenport — with no help from the online retail giant, Sheriff Grady Judd said. | | | |
 Amazon is behind the 1.4-million-square-foot warehouse planned for off of Interstate 4 in Deltona. | | | |
 Orlando Health is expanding its telehealth services via the Orlando Health Virtual Visit app, which is powered by the national telemedicine provider Teladoc (QC) Health. Until recently, the health system's telehealth services were available to employees and pediatric patients. But Virtual Visit is now open to the general public. The cost is $49 per visit. | | | |
 What the Orlando Sentinel got right and wrong in 2019. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic are pushing for wins over potential playoff teams after going 1-14 against teams .500 or better so far this season. | | | |
 Iowa State is embracing the underdog role when it faces Notre Dame in the Camping World Bowl on Saturday in Orlando. | | | |
 In 2019, Orlando theme parks introduced Star Wars rides, big birds, Hagrid's coaster and more. | | | |
 'This Is Us' star Mandy Moore, who grew up in Orlando, will return April 8 for a concert at Bob Carr Theater. | | | |
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