Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Orange County's first coronavirus death is a 68-year-old woman, who died in California after a trip to Asia. |   | |
 All Florida public schools told to shut down for a week, extending their Spring Breaks, because of the new coronavirus, officials said late Friday. | | | |
 Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings says one local resident died in California from the virus. | | | |
 Disgraced guardian Rebecca Fierle and AdventHealth Orlando are being sued by the family of an incapacitated client whose death sparked the scandal that landed Fierle behind bars and prompted a push to reform Florida's guardianship system. | | | |
 Former Florida governor candidate Andrew Gillum was in a Miami Beach hotel room where an apparent drug overdose took place, according to a police report. Gillum says he was drinking, but not using drugs, and the incident happened after a wedding. | | | |
 School districts shut down, courts suspended jury trials and Gov. Ron DeSantis stressed the need for more test kits as the coronavirus pandemic brought most of Florida to a standstill Friday, but the Legislature still forged ahead with its business. But lawmakers still didn't get closer to a final deal on the budget the only bill they are constitutionally required to pass each year – even as the 60-day session drew to a close, leaving Florida's finances up in the air as the state's tourism industry grinds to a halt. | | | |
 Seminole County commissioners are furious over a legislative bill awaiting Gov. Ron DeSantis' signature that would take away the county's land use decisions within the rural area. | | | |
 For Pi Day on March 14, Bojangles' fried chicken restaurants are offering three sweet potato pies for $3.14. | | | |
 Results from the Charlie Harris Relays track and field meet and other Orlando area results. | | | |
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