Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The latest on coronavirus in Florida, including Gov. Ron DeSantis requesting President Donald Trump declare a Major Disaster in Florida; DeSantis ordering some visitors to self-quarantine after traveling from New York, New Jersey; and statewide cases pass 1,200, with 18 reported deaths. |   | |
 DeSantis was at The Villages on Monday for the first day of a new drive-through testing site in the center of the huge senior community – one unique in the entire country, he said, in that it will mostly be testing people with little or no symptoms. | | | |
 Important milestones like weddings, graduation ceremonies and funerals have been disrupted as health officials discourage large gatherings to contain the spread of the coronavirus. | | | |
 Incoming UCF President Alexander Cartwright could be entitled to an annual salary of $600,000 -- 20 percent more than his predecessor's pay -- according to a proposed five-year contract. | | | |
 Suddenly losing work, one Orlando resident says he's worried he can't afford his Disney annual pass. It's suddenly the equivalent of paying his electric bill. | | | |
 Police have always been on the front line in protecting the public. But what's it like protecting a public that's increasingly infected with coronavirus? | | | |
 The coronavirus crisis has been marked by a lack of leadership at a time when America and Florida needed it the most. | | | |
 A plan to boost the U.S. economy during the coronavirus outbreak may include cash payouts to all Americans, but how will such payouts reach and support the homeless community? | | | |
 Grocery stores are adding thousands of jobs and giving out bonuses to hourly workers. | | | |
 As the coronavirus pandemic worsens, some Central Floridians are performing acts of kindness. | | | |
 As more people turn to video chat as a way of bridging the gap social distancing creates, here are some ideas for virtual activities to enjoy. | | | |
 When Magic coach Steve Clifford looks at how people are responding to the coronavirus outbreak, he said he sees overall personal responsibility falling short of where it needs to be. | | | |
 Dr. Phillips alum Ha Ha Clinton-Dix grew up in a family of Cowboys fans and can't wait to suit up for Dallas after signing a one-year contract with the team. | | | |
 A county-by-county look at positive coronavirus cases including Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk and Sumter counties. | | | |
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