Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The wife and sons of Anthony Todt were found stabbed and showed signs of decomposition when they were found in their Celebration home Jan. 13, according to the Medical Examiner's preliminary autopsy reports. |   | |
 Florida scholarships, or school vouchers, last year helped more than 20,000 students attend private schools that have anti-gay policies, an Orlando Sentinel investigation found. At least 156 private schools that take state scholarships espouse anti-gay views. | | | |
 Florida's largest voucher program is funded by contributions from corporations, including many that publicly support the LGBTQ community or vow to make employment decisions without regard to sexual orientation. But an Orlando Sentinel investigation found at least 156 schools that take vouchers have anti-gay policies. These schools received more than $105 million from the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship program last year. | | | |
 Once again, Orlando Sentinel reporters peered behind the curtains of Florida's unchecked voucher-school system to see how $1 billion worth of public money is being used. And once again, what they found was ugly. Once again, Orlando Sentinel reporters peered behind the curtains of Florida's unchecked voucher-school system to see how $1 billion worth of public money is being used. And once again, what they found was ugly. | | | |
 According to defense attorneys and former prosecutors who spoke with the Orlando Sentinel about the case, there are still missing pieces to that could explain why the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office hasn't filed murder charges against the men accused of killing 33-year-old Nicole Montalvo. | | | |
 Oviedo Mayor Megan Sladek said the Twin Rivers Golf Course, which the city purchased in 2017, should be protected permanently from development. | | | |
 A student at West Orange High School was arrested Thursday, accused of having a gun on campus, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said. | | | |
 This week, DeLand police arrested a man they identified as the suspect who raped a woman in late November, and DeLand Police Department records released Wednesday detailed how he abused the victim. | | | |
 An early morning fire killed 19 dogs at the home of a Labradoodle breeder, who counts Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and Orange County School Board Chair Teresa Jacobs among her customers. | | | |
 Known for his blonde mullet, expletive-laden rants on YouTube, and failed presidential bid, "Joe Exotic" tried to arrange the killing of a Florida animal sanctuary founder who criticized his treatment of animals. | | | |
 Orlando Health is planning to buy 80 acres of unincorporated land in Polk County. The long-term, phased plan would include a hospital with up to 360 beds along with medical office space, a small hotel and limited retail, all of which will be based on the growth and needs of the community, officials said. But for now, the health system is conducting research and holding community meetings. | | | |
 Universal will add Nintendo intellectual property to its new Orlando theme park. The brand could be a moneymaker -- just like Harry Potter, the company says. | | | |
 Former UCF quarterback Quadry Jones is now current UCF quarterback after a brief stint at Alabama State. | | | |
 UCF earned a commitment from Arizona quarterback Parker Navarro, who immediately added depth to the Knights' lean quarterbacks room. | | | |
 Bach Festival Society's Insights & Sounds: Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Greatest Composers You've Never Heard Of" | | | |
 Orlando-area attraction Legoland features $69.99 pass for both theme park and water park. | | | |
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