Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Dozens of parents brought their children with them to sing and pray Monday night during a Celebration vigil for the slain Todt family. A crowd of about 200 people mourned the family's deaths at Lakeside Park as the sun set on a cloudless night. | | |
Orange County sheriff's deputies say they captured a construction worker, Mason Toney, in connection with a deadly fight with his employer along Florida's Turnpike Monday morning. | | |
An 87-year-old man died early Monday when his pickup truck was hit by a freight train southwest of DeLand about 1:15 a.m. The truck turned from W. Beresford Road near Alexander Drive and headed south on the train tracks, according to a preliminary report by the Florida Highway Patrol. The northbound train could not stop in time. The pickup driver, a DeLand resident, died at the crash scene. He was not identified by name. | | |
Teaching children how to love themselves and others is a wonderful start. But teaching children, more plainly, that people who hate people because of their skin color are wrong and we have to stand against that is powerful. We have to start teaching anti-racism. | | |
Here's how Florida members of Congress voted last week on key issues, including the USMCA and age discrimination. | | |
Terrence Ross helped ignite the Orlando Magic offense Monday, sparking the team to a 106-83 road win over the Charlotte Hornets at the Spectrum Center. | | |
Buzz Aldrin, the second man on the moon and Apollo 11 astronaut turned 90 on Jan. 20, 2020. | | |
Todd Roberts first got the idea for CleanBlock a decade ago. He wanted to make a simple device that would sanitize the pens that were shared often at doctors' offices, hospitals and event at home. Finally, two years ago, with the help of Orlando Health Foundry program, he commercialized his product. Orlando Health is also planning to install CleanBlock across its facilities. | | |
Universal Orlando Resort is a beer lover's paradise - Butterbeer, that is. And there are myriad ways for Potterfans to un-parch themselves. | | |
Delivery app Uber Eats has a code for 25 percent off your first three orders of 2020. | | |
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