Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Orange County and other local governments give updates on their response to the novel coronavirus pandemic. |   | |
 "Postponing is one thing, canceling is another," Brigham said. "If the primary were to be postponed, the League would of course support the position of the governor – as long as voters can still access voting safely and every vote is counted." | | | |
 The Orlando Sentinel's editorial board has put all of its endorsements and candidate video interviews in one place to help voters decide in Orange County city elections in Apopka, Maitland, Winter Park, Eatonville and Winter Garden. | | | |
 As UCF canceled in-person classes, many normally busy parts of campus were a ghost town on Monday. | | | |
 The spread of the coronavirus has not deterred locals and visitors from taking to Central Florida beaches for recreation. | | | |
 Artists in the Orlando-area are struggling to make up for income lost due to coronavirus closures. | | | |
 As the coronavirus outbreak forces people to stay home, Central Florida advocates say the isolation and economic hardship could lead to a spike in domestic violence, child abuse and animal cruelty. | | | |
 Two weeks after human remains were found in a wooded area in DeLand, police continue to investigate the homicide while the victim's family mourns the loss of a man they remember as loyal, generous and caring. | | | |
 As the University of Central Florida enters the final stretch of its president search, a mystery candidate -- one who is now the president of another research university -- is expected to enter the fray. | | | |
 Seminole County's unpopular River Cross project is finding new life thanks to the Florida Legislature and Seminole County lawmakers who went along with it. | | | |
 An Orange County reserve deputy sheriff was fired Monday morning after his arrest over the weekend on domestic violence assault, according to officials. A woman accused him of threatening to kill her, her children and other family members. | | | |
 Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Orlando Magic have contributed $2 million to pay hourly workers and other sports stars are stepping up lead relief efforts. | | | |
 UCF is stopping spring football practice and has postponed its spring game indefinitely after the American Athletic Conference announced a sweeping stop in sports activities Monday to combat the spread of the coronavirus. | | | |
 The WWE's signature event, expected to bring thousands of fans and millions of dollars to Tampa Bay, has been downsized and moved to the WWE Performance Center because of coronavirus concerns. | | | |
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