Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 As Florida's death toll passed 370 — including two new deaths in Orange County — the number of coronavirus cases in the state reached 16,826, including a U.S. Representative from Panama City. The state has seen nearly 50 new deaths and 1,200 new cases since Wednesday night. As Florida's death toll passed 370 — including two new deaths in Orange County — the number of coronavirus cases in the state reached 16,826, including a U.S. Representative from Panama City. The state has seen nearly 50 new deaths and 1,200 new cases since Wednesday night. |   | |
 Universal Orlando closes parks through May due to coronavirus cuts workers to 80% | | | |
 An Orange County deputy who was arrested last November after he allegedly pointed a gun at a Lyft driver is seeking to have the case dismissed under Florida's "stand your ground" law, court records show. | | | |
 Under judicial order issued for Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Brevard counties, among others across the state, people who leave home after being ordered to isolate or quarantine could be held at the jail on a second-degree misdemeanor — without the chance to immediately post bail for release. | | | |
 AdventHealth is setting up drive-through coronavirus testing sites, which will offer more daily tests and wider eligibility criteria than what's been available, as an effort to expand capacity and identify infected individuals and hotspots in Central Florida. | | | |
 Deloitte Consulting LLP, a subsidiary of one of the largest companies in the world, is seeking nearly half-a-million dollars from Seminole County to hire 400 workers at its Lake Mary facility. | | | |
 Publix has added directional markers to keep customers going one way down aisles and farther apart because of coronavirus. | | | |
 Restaurants across Orlando are relying on delivery orders to keep the lights on. But how long can they keep it up and at what personal cost? | | | |
 The final season and much-anticipated retirement tour of Jimmie Johnson, one of NASCAR's greatest champions, has been stopped in its tracks by the coronavirus pandemic. | | | |
 The members of the Orlando Magic broadcasting team each have pledged to donate to both the Christian Service Center and Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, the nonprofits that will benefit from the group's online donation drive. | | | |
 Coronavirus shutdown scuttles the ballet's planned performances. | | | |
 Here's a look at Central Florida online arts learning for children and adults. | | | |
 Huey Magoo's Chicken Tenders is taking 20 percent off family meals, catering and gift cards of $100 or more. | | | |
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