Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Gov. Ron DeSantis rides into his second legislative session with high approval ratings, universal support from the GOP-led Legislature and even grudging praise from some Democrats. | | |
Iran struck back at the U.S. for the killing of a top Iranian general in a major escalation that brought the two longtime foes closer to war. | | |
Tommy Zeigler, sentenced to die, needs new DNA testing. That's according to the prosecutor's own staff. So why is Aramis Ayala refusing? | | |
One of the two roommates charged in the stabbing death of their 24-year-old former roommate over a stolen PlayStation pleaded guilty Tuesday morning, with the agreement that he will later testify against his co-defendant, according to Seminole-Brevard State Attorney spokesman Todd Brown. | | |
Markelle Fultz has impressed fans, including LeBron James, while pushing to help the Orlando Magic win games. | | |
The Orange County Sheriff's Office arrested a 33-year-old man in connection with a double homicide at an Orlando nightclub on New Year's Day, the agency announced Tuesday evening. | | |
UCF should change its name to University of Orlando. | | |
A drunk Cocoa Beach man groped a child at SeaWorld Monday, according to a report by WESH. | | |
Going, (not going), gone: Scenes from OMA and the Venue. | | |
Nick Cannon's comedy game show Wild 'N Out is coming back to Orlando's Amway Center. | | |
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