Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 As Florida's coronavirus cases surged past 9,000 with 144 deaths, Gov. Ron DeSantis clarified his stay-at-home order that went into effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday. Worldwide, the death toll passed 53,000 while the total confirmed cases top 1 million. |   | |
 Disney employees are the next wave of workers to be furloughed. The company announced furloughs starting April 19 although details were unclear. | | | |
 While both testing and confirmed coronavirus cases have been skyrocketing in and around Florida's most populated areas, tests in some of the state's more rural areas remain in the double digits. | | | |
 One cruise crew member has died on the Royal Caribbean-owned Celebrity Infinity ship, and two additional crew members have been evacuated "for medical reasons" off the Oasis of the Seas. | | | |
 The Florida Department of Transportation will pay I-4 Mobility Partners, a consortium of construction and finance firms, an extra $125 million for a job priced originally at $2.3 billion. | | | |
 Mortgage servicers might have been giving customers mixed messages about coronavirus mortgage relief. New dictates for federally backed loans clearly state that you can skip payments up to a year and repay them at the end of the loan term. | | | |
 Updates on Costco policies during the coronavirus pandemic. | | | |
 Whether it be through social media or through word of mouth there has been a fair amount of misinformation spread about the coronavirus. Here is the truth about common myths floating around. | | | |
 A driver who delivers packages out of Amazon's South Orange Blossom Trail facility has tested positive for coronavirus, according to a report in Business Insider. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic took to social media to show their gratitude and support for healthcare workers. | | | |
 Central Floridians discuss what simple pleasures they miss and what they love about the stay-at-home orders. | | | |
 Options available for touring Broadway season cancellations. | | | |
 Maitland-based chain Tijuana Flats has free kids meals with the purchase of an adult entree Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. | | | |
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