Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Disney announced early Monday morning it is shutting down its Florida resort hotels and retail stores along with its theme parks, an unprecedented move intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. |   | |
 On the first Sunday after the coronavirus changed the nation, places of worship throughout Central Florida and the nation had to adapt to a new reality. For some if was smaller congregations, for others it was online services. | | | |
 A TSA officer at Orlando International Airport may have contracted the novel coronavirus through her job, a union official said Sunday morning. | | | |
 Here is a running list of event cancellations, postponements and school closures in Central Florida due to fears of the coronavirus. | | | |
 Disney World, Universal, SeaWorld close as coronavirus pandemic grows | | | |
 All of Walt Disney World is essentially shut down amid the coronavirus pandemic. Disney plans to close its hotels and its properties at Disney Springs. | | | |
 Some school districts in Central Florida have announced plans to serve meals to students while classes are canceled to prevent the spreading of the coronavirus. | | | |
 Michael William McDougal, 35, faces charges of extortion and scheme to defraud. Records show he has a history of scams, having served prison time for similar cases out of Lake County. | | | |
 A 20-year-old Mascotte man died early Saturday morning in Lake County when he crashed his pickup truck head-on into a semi-truck, according to Florida Highway Patrol. | | | |
 A male pedestrian was fatally hit by a car Sunday morning in the Aloma neighborhood of Orange County, according to Florida Highway Patrol. | | | |
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