Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Under his leadership, Orlando Fire Department's newest chief Benjamin Barksdale said he envisions a more inclusive culture at the agency, and wants to grow the use of technology in decision making while making strides to keep OFD employees healthy "both mentally and physically." |   | |
 State Sen. Kelli Stargel wants to make home addresses and phone numbers secret from the public, further eroding Florida's Sunshine Law | | | |
 Randolph Bracy introduced a bill protecting people with natural hairstyles like locks and afros from discrimination. Shannon Green explains why this bill is meaningful and important. | | | |
 SpaceX's 19th resupply mission to the International Space Station for NASA will carry an experiment from Budweiser to test malting in space, a key step toward brewing beer in microgravity. | | | |
 Magic point guard Markelle Fultz started strong and finished stronger Sunday against Golden State as he continues to improve and expand his role. | | | |
 A 7-year-old boy in Sanford was rushed to a local hospital with a bullet wound early Sunday after a man shot him in the leg while the boy played with Nerf guns, police said. | | | |
 Mindful of the NCAA's looming early signing period, USF athletic director Michael Kelly said Monday he plans to move briskly ― and mostly on his own ― in the search for the program's fifth football coach. | | | |
 The first death involving a Brightline train, which officially launched in January 2018, happened in July 2017 during test runs. Since then, 40 more have been killed — a rate of more than one a month and about one for every 29,000 miles the trains have traveled, according to an analysis of Federal Railroad Administration data by The Associated Press. | | | |
 A few weeks after comedian Pete Davidson jeered UCF students as "retarded" and abruptly halted a performance on campus, the "Saturday Night Live" cast member began making audiences sign nondisclosure agreements, according to a new report. | | | |
 Three people have been arrested in a Saturday evening home-invasion in east Orange County that sent two men to the hospital in critical condition — one with a bullet wound to his head. | | | |
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