Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The National Weather Service in Melbourne said at least two tornadoes caused damage in Lake and Volusia counties and lifted a SUV on the Turnpike as storms ripped through Central Florida on Saturday morning. |   | |
 The event has grown since it was first put on in the early 2000s, with SWAT vehicles, police horses, Orlando Fire Department trucks and a helicopter from the sheriff's office making appearances at the schools field along with free haircuts, food, games and gifts for families who registered beforehand. | | | |
 Orlando Health has acquired Jewett, one of Orlando's largest independent orthopedic practices, and plans to build a $250 million orthopedic hospital on its downtown campus -- the first of its kind in Florida. The specialty hospital, which will have up to 75 beds and is scheduled to open in 2023, offers inpatient and outpatient orthopedic services, rehab and a sports performance center | | | |
 The DirecTV-Hearst negotiations reached an impasse. DirecTV customers have lost WESH-Channel 2 and WKCF-Channel 18. | | | |
 The tragic suicide of rising football star Bryce Gowdy leaves me wondering if we're failing to have a meaningful conversation about poverty and its connection to the 73 percent increase in self-reported suicide attempts among black teenagers from 1991 to 2017 according to the Journal Pediatrics. | | | |
 Cake and celebrations go hand in hand, no matter the culture. Three Kings Day is no exception. | | | |
 As Orlando's sushi scene takes an eastward turn toward tradition, area chefs say there's still a place for dishes that have become "American" classics. | | | |
 Former NBA commissioner David Stern had a monumental impact on Orlando and the rest of the NBA. | | | |
 The Florida Gators delivered a dramatic 104-98 double-overtime win over Alabama Saturday night to tip off SEC play. | | | |
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