Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Disney World's new 'Star Wars' ride, Rise of the Resistance, spins into Hollywood Studios |   | |
 Two citizens campaigns to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida are headed in opposite directions, with one contending it's close to getting on the 2020 ballot and the other saying it's unlikely to get the needed signatures in time. | | | |
 Bakari Burns overcame a steep fundraising disadvantage and secured a seat on the Orlando City Council in a runoff election Tuesday.In the two-way race, Burns pulled in 68% of the vote, swamping Siplin, a former state senator who was seeking a return to elected office. Burns spent $55,000 on the race, about $100,000 less than Siplin, who raised close to $200,000. | | | |
 Florida, timeshare companies are battling firms that help buyers break contracts. Both sides say they other needs reform. Both sides are right. | | | |
 About 5,700 pounds of supplies and payloads will head to the International Space Station if all goes well Wednesday morning during SpaceX's 19th resupply mission to the station. | | | |
 Deputies from the Orange County Sheriff's Office arrested a man Tuesday evening in connection with a home invasion at Castilian Apartments last month, an OCSO spokesperson said. | | | |
 The Sanford Police Department continues to search for a Seminole County man they say went missing between Nov. 29 and Nov. 30, according to a report by WESH 2 News. | | | |
 It's the holiday season, so here's a list of Orlando area events including light-up nights, community festivals, boat parades and more. | | | |
 Sus Hi Eatstation will give free sushi to people dressed up for International Ninja Day on Thursday, Nov. 5. | | | |
 Evan Fournier finished with 31 points — his second straight 30-point game — as the Orlando Magic pulled away in the fourth quarter and posted a 127-120 victory over the Washington Wizards Tuesday night at Capital One Arena. | | | |
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