Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Florida's coronavirus outbreak has now killed 419 people and infected nearly 18,000, while the number of cases nationwide surpassed 500,000 Saturday. |   | |
 Osceola County will now require people to wear masks in public. | | | |
 Some officials and residents of coronavirus hot spots are calling for more testing and more information for people in Spanish. | | | |
 Disney World has reached an employment agreement with the resort's largest union coalition, which represents 40,000 workers. | | | |
 With pews empty on Christianity's holiest day of the year, churches are relying even more on online support. | | | |
 The most obvious threat of coronavirus is to public health and our economy. If we're not careful, it'll also threaten Florida's cherished system of open government. | | | |
 Publix has added directional markers to keep customers going one way down aisles and farther apart because of coronavirus. | | | |
 An Orlando man diagnosed with Alzheimer's was reported missing Friday night and has missed doses of his medication, the Orlando Police Department said. | | | |
 A 20-year-old man was killed in Buena Ventura Lakes Friday after his car crashed into a tree, Florida Highway Patrol spokeswoman Lt. Kim Montes said. | | | |
 Los Angeles prosecutors have charged imprisoned former film producer Harvey Weinstein with an additional count of felony sexual battery by restraint. | | | |
 Local governments remain on the hunt for coveted N95 masks, gowns and other protective gear to outfit firefighters, paramedics and other frontline employees who may come in contact with the new coronavirus. | | | |
 Don't hog the sidewalk! Don't crowd others at Publix. And throw away your nasty used gloves. It's time to talk about coronavirus courtesies and basic etiquette during a pandemic. | | | |
 The Broadway star-studded one-night-only musical celebration of the 25th anniversary of Disney Theatrical will be livestreamed as a fundraiser for Broadway Cares' fund to help performers affected by the coronavirus shutdown. | | | |
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