Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 President Donald Trump said Sunday that "Florida has been taken care of" in its requests for coronavirus supplies, but so have other states. He was responding to questions at his Sunday news conference suggesting that Florida has gotten 100% of its requests, while other states hadn't gotten everything they wanted. |   | |
 Dr. Rosemary Laird, who specializes in patients with memory loss, discusses how they and their caretakers can cope during the pandemic as their routines are disrupted. | | | |
 Holland America's Zaandam, with four bodies and dozens of potential coronavirus patients on board, received permission to cross the Panama Canal. It is heading east toward Florida, the cruise line's president said. | | | |
 Central Florida's public schools on Monday begin a mammoth, and unprecedented, experiment trying to educate thousands of students who can no longer come to campus. | | | |
 Sunrail will modify its schedule beginning March 31. The schedule will include trains during peak morning and evening hours only, accommodating those who use the train for travel to and from work. | | | |
 Murphy, 41, said she would self-quarantine on March 18 after U.S. Rep. Ben McAdams, D-Utah, a fellow Blue Dog Caucus member, announced he had tested positive for the virus. Murphy said she was in contact with McAdams a few days earlier. | | | |
 No wrestlers have tested positive for COVID-19, but the WWE's biggest event, moved to an empty arena at its training center in east Orlando, has been greatly affected by the pandemic. | | | |
 Former UCF basketball star Tacko Fall told "60 Minutes" he wants to help fellow African athletes learn how to navigate American recruiting efforts he said often exploit them. | | | |
 Where to catch performances by Central Florida artists while avoiding coronavirus. | | | |
 Sanford's Pacino's Pizza has a one-topping pizza for $8.99 and free lunch weekdays for children under 12. | | | |
 A county-by-county look at positive coronavirus cases including Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard, Polk and Sumter counties. | | | |
 As coronavirus restrictions change, here are answers to frequently asked questions about what people should and should not do while trying to help slow the spread of the pandemic. | | | |
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