Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Homicide statistics tend to ebb and flow from year to year, so investigators say it's hard to pinpoint why that happens. |   | |
 A new, innovative addiction treatment program is transforming parts of the Seminole County jail, where at least two inmates have requested to stay incarcerated longer than mandated by the court to stay in the program. It's the latest way Seminole leaders are trying to tackle the opioid epidemic. | | | |
 Ace, a baby boy, was born just as the clock struck midnight at Orlando Health South Seminole hospital in Longwood. He weighed in at 6 pounds and 6 ounces and measured just a little over 19 inches. | | | |
 Multiple cars traveling along Interstate 4 and Interstate 95 Wednesday were struck by bullets, according to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 A Sanford police officer was relieved of duty after he was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and property damage, the agency said in a news release. | | | |
 When the Polk County sheriff told Amazon one of the company's drivers was caught on camera stealing Amazon-delivery items from a customer, the company was unwilling to help with the case | | | |
 Alabama coach Nick Saban expects the No. 13 Crimson Tide to be tested when they face Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and the No. 14 Wolverines in the Citrus Bowl on Wednesday at Orlando's Camping World Stadium. | | | |
 Orlando Magic guard D.J. Augustin led six players with double figures scoring during a 122-101 win over the Washington Wizards Wednesday night at Capital One Arena. | | | |
 What shows to see and what's new at the January Fringe festival. | | | |
 Hungry Pants may be just what plant-curious diners for the new decade have in mind. | | | |
 Essentials Spa, with locations in Metrowest and Orange City, offers deals on relaxation services Thursdays. | | | |
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