Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 A large crowd of family, friends, teammates and other mourners attended the funeral for teen football star Bryce Gowdy on Saturday at Deerfield Beach High School. The school's auditorium was so full that a big screen was set up in the gym to handle the overflow crowd. |   | |
 Nick Hilton and Giovanna Martins won their respective divisions in the Walt Disney World Marathon on Sunday. | | | |
 Orange County deputies are investigating a shooting Saturday on the county's east end, which left two people injured, the sheriff's office said. | | | |
 Kelly Glover, 37, was last seen alive on surveillance video from the Westin Hotel, where she'd been staying. The video shows her walking downstairs without shoes at about 2 a.m. Thursday. | | | |
 Riot police in black uniforms and helmets massed in Vali-e Asr Square, Tehran University and other landmarks as calls circulated for protests. | | | |
 Thousands are expected to rally in Tallahassee on Monday for increased school funding and higher teacher salaries. More than 700 teachers, parents and education advocates from Central Florida are planning to drive to the state capitol for the event. | | | |
 Critically acclaimed Jon Bennett, a native Australian, will lead a fundraiser for his fire-ravaged country. | | | |
 There likely would not have been a Lake Eola Park — or perhaps even an Orlando as we know it — without Jacob Summerlin, aka the "Cattle King of Florida," who settled with his family near the lake in 1873, a few years after the Civil War. | | | |
 The UCF basketball team couldn't hold onto a halftime lead against Cincinnati, falling to the Bearcats and extending the Knights' losing streak to five games. | | | |
 Orlando area high school scores, top performers for Jan. 11 | | | |
 After Payne Stewart was killed in a plane crash, his son is forging his own golf legacy in Orlando. | | | |
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