Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Florida had its deadliest day for confirmed coronavirus deaths Tuesday with 72, including five in Orange County, according to the Florida Department of Health. The previous one-day high was 48 which was reached two days last week. |   | |
 In an interview with the Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board Tuesday, the head of Orlando Health said his hospital system's model shows the number of COVID-19 cases in Central Florida may already have peaked. | | | |
 Three times since 2016, babies have been abandoned at Orlando's Willow Key Apartments. DNA tests showed they're siblings. Orlando police are hiring genealogists to track down their parents. | | | |
 The Florida Education Association on Tuesday urged Gov. Ron DeSantis not to reopen schools this academic year. DeSantis said he has not made a decision on when schools, now shuttered through May 1, might reopen. | | | |
 The airport's authority proposes to hold off on collecting nearly $17 million in various rent revenues anticipated from May. The deferred balances are to be repaid, beginning in June, with four payments for airlines and car-rental companies and eight payments for small, local stores. | | | |
 About 77,000 Walt Disney World employees set to be furloughed next week could get a Fast Pass to Florida's unemployment system, which has seen hundreds of thousands of other workers face lengthy delays in getting benefits. | | | |
 Coronavirus crushes Orlando's low-wage economy. Researcher: 'You'd be hard-pressed to find a more disastrous and particular crisis.' | | | |
 Across the country, hotel and restaurant companies of all sizes are tapping into the small-business "Paycheck Protection Program." And now they're lobbying lawmakers to loosen the rules around how they are supposed to spend that money. | | | |
 A 20-year-old man was shot and killed Tuesday after apparently attending a house party, according to the Osceola County Sheriff's Office. | | | |
 Is WWE getting preferential treatment because Donald Trump and Vince McMahon go back decades? | | | |
 Former Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said the length of the coronavirus shutdown will impact players' game fitness and help determine how quickly the league can resume play at a high level. | | | |
 Fans of cosplay, theme parks and more can meet online at the weekend event. | | | |
 A string of coronavirus infections hit all eight members of a weekly poker game in Florida. Three of them died. | | | |
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