Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The body camera footage of the arrest of a 6-year-old at an Orlando charter school shows the girl crying for help while officers and school employees stand by. |   | |
 Orlando police Officer Jonathan Mills faced discipline again recently, after the State Attorney's Office noted discrepancies in his report of a December 2018 arrest. A review of other cases by the agency found red flags in seven other cases. | | | |
 The team devising a plan to boost diversity at the Orlando Fire Department is recommending changes to recruitment the way OFD handles internal investigations, as the agency emerges from the sexual harassment scandal that prompted its former chief's resignation last year. | | | |
 The request was released Monday evening and came as key government accounts were running low. | | | |
 In a dispute over property with a metal fence passing through a garage and over a swimming pool, the Orlando City Council signed off on a plan Monday that allows Bags Inc. founder Craig Mateer to build a home on a smaller lot. | | | |
 "The worries that Bernie Sanders would hurt down-ballot races in Florida are not based off [of] any objective evidence," said Orlando volunteer Grayson Lanza. "In polls of the state, Bernie often beats or is at the worst is tied with Donald Trump. … Even if the Bernie campaign was run in a traditional manner, all evidence points to him having a typical 50/50 chance at winning the state." | | | |
 A number of exit changes on Interstate 4 were made over the weekend, which could bring slow traffic this morning as drivers adjust to the changes. | | | |
 Orlando Health, the company that owns South Seminole Hospital in Longwood, has won the naming rights to the city's amphitheater and splash at Reiter Park. | | | |
 A furious Magic third-quarter rally helped them turn a 19-point Brooklyn Nets lead into a 115-113 Orlando victory Monday night at the Barclays Center. | | | |
 Trent Forrest scored 14 of his 16 points after halftime, helping No. 6 FSU rally from a double-digit deficit to beat No. 11 Louisville 82-67 on Monday night. | | | |
 Disney World: Mickey Shorts Theater to feature 'Vacation Fun' | | | |
 "Concertos by Candlelight" and "Spiritual Spaces" delight -- and the festival isn't over yet. | | | |
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