Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 CEOs of the major health systems in Orlando say they have been preparing for a potential surge of coronavirus patients. But despite their best efforts, they could still be overwhelmed. |   | |
 With bars and nightclubs shuttered amid the coronavirus pandemic, downtown Orlando was unrecognizable compared with a regular Saturday night. | | | |
 At Orange County Jail, a man who was being booked pulled a gun and took hostages. He was shot and later surrendered. | | | |
 A county-by-county look at positive coronavirus cases including Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk and Sumter counties. | | | |
 For the Ruckus supporters group, Orlando City home games start at Broken Strings Brewery. | | | |
 After a man was told he could no longer visit his wife of 45 years at her nursing home, he began standing outside her window and talking and singing to her through a screen. | | | |
 Producers end national tours because of coronavirus. | | | |
 Determined to reach as many voters as possible in what was then one of the largest geographic districts in the nation — stretching from Jacksonville to Key West — Ruth Bryan Owen logged more than 10,000 miles in three months in 1928, traveling in a green Ford coupe she dubbed "The Spirit of Florida." | | | |
 UCF receivers are trying out this offseason for the chance to replace playmaker Gabriel Davis. | | | |
 Orlando area high school athletes are trying to keep training and remain upbeat despite limitations they face during the coronavirus shutdown. | | | |
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