Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 At the Golden Globes, '1917' was named top drama, and 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood' was best comedy. But host Ricky Gervais made the deepest impression with his withering comedy. |   | |
 A dog named Miracle who survived more than three weeks buried in the rubble of Hurricane Dorian is now thriving on a special diet, CBD oil and the bountiful love of three Palm Beach County kids whose family adopted him. | | | |
 It was a Wednesday around 5 p.m. when gunshots blared out across The Palms Apartments, a complex on Mercy Drive in west Orlando that for years has been marred by violence and drugs. | | | |
 Florida grades well for efforts to improve cycling safety but is still one of the nation's most dangerous states. | | | |
 Should UCF change its name? The University of Central Florida has a lot going for it, but the school's name is not one of them. It includes a direction, and directional schools have a hard time getting the respect they deserve. | | | |
 Democrat Patricia Sigman, a Longwood labor attorney, is jumping into the Senate District 9 race based in Seminole County, a seat highly sought-after by Democrats and one of two seats they're looking to flip in 2020. | | | |
 Bill Frye, president of the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, says group homes for kids are getting a bad rap, which can lead to splitting up families. | | | |
 Take a look back at the animals highlighted in the Orlando Sentinel's Adopt a Pet series that found their forever homes in 2019. | | | |
 America's best-known sex therapist is going strong; Orlando Shakes tells her life story | | | |
 Reserve Orlando Magic center Khem Birch is no stranger to stepping in and providing valuable minutes for his team, which is calling on him to do it again at a new position. | | | |
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