Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Florida's coronavirus death toll passed 300 at what could be the beginning of a surge that doesn't relent until summer, although some projections say it won't be as severe as once predicted. |   | |
 I-4 Ultimate: The $2.3 billion project is behind schedule and over budget. But new toll lanes are still coming your way | | | |
 As Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and other Central Florida leaders consider new strategies to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus, they also have discussed the region's future and look hopefully at one day reopening the tourist industry, which last year brought record numbers of visitors here from across the globe. | | | |
 Since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered a massive shutdown of Central Florida's tourism-driven economy, local charities have seen an unprecedented crush of demand for food, eclipsing even the Great Recession. Applications for food stamps have quadrupled. | | | |
 Central Florida charities, restaurants and churches are all stepping up to fill a dramatic increase in the need for food. Here are some of the places offering help and, if you're able, how you can contribute. | | | |
 About 35 current and recently laid off workers employed by HMSHost at Orlando International Airport filed an imminent hazard complaint this week with the U.S. Occupational Health and Safety Administration, alleging that HMSHost has violated OSHA safety standards and has failed to mitigate coronavirus-related hazards for workers. | | | |
 In an interview with the Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board, AdventHealth CEO Daryl Tol talks about his hospital system's readiness to confront a surge of COVID-19 patients. | | | |
 A Winter Park general contractor says SeaWorld isn't paying constructions bills. | | | |
 The six-time Super Bowl champion spoke Wednesday about a wide range of topics in an interview spanning more than two hours with radio talk-show host Howard Stern, including his marriage, Patriots coach Bill Belichick and the decision to leave New England after a historic 20-year run. | | | |
 Planning a nice Easter meal at home. Orlando's restaurants are happy to help with the cooking! | | | |
 Still more ideas for passing the time artistically while theaters remain dark. | | | |
 Barnie's Coffee and Teas is offering $5 off orders of $25 or more through April. | | | |
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