Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Featuring activities and shout-outs for current students and those representing past classes, the Tiger Pride Day celebration, now in its fourth year, is a commemoration of the community's involvement with Jones High School and a culture which sees the school as an extension of the surrounding majority-black neighborhoods. |   | |
 St. Cloud firefighters rescued six people with special needs, including some children, from a house fire early Saturday morning, according to police. | | | |
 A man was shot dead early Saturday morning in a neighborhood near Orlando, and authorities have not been able to release any information about a suspect, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 Politics, money and special interests collide at UCF and other Florida schools when naming-rights for football stadiums, basketball arenas are at stake | | | |
 Members of the Things to Do team share their favorite place to get pizza in honor of National Pizza Day. | | | |
 Paws in the Park, an annual festival and fundraiser for Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, brought 1,000-plus dogs and their owners to Lake Eola Park for a day of fun. | | | |
 M.J. Walker and Patrick Williams each scored 14 points as No. 8 Florida State beat Miami 99-81 on Saturday for a season sweep. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic were competitive early, but they ultimately had no answers for the Milwaukee Bucks during a 112-95 loss Saturday night at Amway Center. | | | |
 Ocoee High School's boys basketball team has the height, talent and depth to be ranked No. 2 in its FHSAA classification, plus a tight bond forged by hardships, friendships and four years of practice together. | | | |
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