Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 As Florida begins to reopen more parts of the economy, the nation's top infectious disease expert warned "the consequences could be really serious" if cities and states move too quickly with the coronavirus still spreading. |   | |
 A police chase of two men suspected in a Daytona murder resulted in the death of a woman in her 70s, who was killed after the suspects crashed their vehicle into hers while fleeing police, OPD Chief Orlando Rolón said. | | | |
 National Guard jets will fly over the Orlando area to honor heath workers and first responders. | | | |
 Orlando's most prominent July 4 fireworks show, an annual gathering at the city's showpiece Lake Eola Park, is canceled this year as officials still caution against mass gatherings due to coronavirus, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said. | | | |
 Forecasters are eyeing an area of low pressure in the Atlantic Ocean that's likely to develop as it moves northeast. | | | |
 Winter Park's commissioners will decide today whether to stop construction on a $41.7 million library and events center — potentially the latest delay for the controversial project that was first approved by voters four years ago. | | | |
 The Orange County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to identify a suspect in a sexual battery that took place early Tuesday morning near Waterford Lakes. | | | |
 Steak 'n Shake is permanently shutting down 51 of its hamburger chains, citing financial woes caused by the coronavirus pandemic. | | | |
 Orlando City players are confident, upbeat and eager to resume MLS play. The league, meanwhile, is planning to relaunch in Orlando. | | | |
 Mixed martial arts competition returns to VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena for UFC Fight Night Wednesday, the second of three UFC cards set for Jacksonville this week. | | | |
 Amazon is debuting its new film "The Vast of Night" at select U.S. drive-ins, including one in Central Florida. | | | |
 Tea and Tea in Winter Park has knocked prices down on oolong, herbal and green teas for the month. | | | |
 Nothing will liven up your virtual meeting more than a background of Disney or a view of Lake Eola. Download these photos taken by Orlando Sentinel photographers as your background on Zoom or another virtual meeting platform. | | | |
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