Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Orlando International Airport's rebound from the coronavirus pandemic will begin with mandatory face masks, window shields for ticket agents, fewer airlines and destinations, and half as many passengers in the airport. |   | |
 While the state corrections department has recently expanded testing to include some asymptomatic inmates at the three prisons with the largest confirmed outbreaks, testing remains limited beyond those facilities — especially at some privately run prisons. | | | |
 Walt Disney World's reopening process will begin with parts of Disney Springs on May 20 | | | |
 But local hospital officials said the number of patients admitted because of the virus has remained low in recent days — a sign the pandemic is waning, at least for now, in Central Florida. | | | |
 The U.S. Small Business Administration has processed more than 3.8 million loans through the "Paycheck Protection Program" so far, but the Trump administration has refused to disclose a list of recipients. That makes it all but impossible to evaluate how successful the program has been in tossing a coronavirus lifeline to the nation's smallest businesses. | | | |
 A shooting Thursday night left one person dead inside a home, according to the Maitland Police Department. | | | |
 The family of the child who was stabbed repeatedly inside a St. Cloud apartment said police killed an innocent man as the St. Cloud Police Department released names and 911 calls from that incident. | | | |
 An outdoor Mother's Day event that begins Friday afternoon on Winter Park's Park Avenue could serve as the first major indicator of how comfortable people are returning to the crowded festivals. | | | |
 Injured UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton said Thursday there is a 50-50 chance he'll be able to play football again during the 2020 season. | | | |
 New Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady will face Saints star Drew Brees in New Orleans to kick off the 2020 season, the NFL announced while unveiling upcoming schedules for all 32 teams. | | | |
 CrimeCon, a true-crime event, aims for Orlando but offers 'at-home' edition Saturday | | | |
 United Arts raises nearly a million dollars more than in 2019. | | | |
 For National Nurses Week, Pollo Tropical is offering nurses free Classic Chicken Tropichops 6-8 p.m. through May 12. | | | |
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