Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 State and local officials are encouraging all residents to get tested for COVID-19. Many medical experts, however, say that if you have no symptoms, haven't had close contact with someone who has COVID-19 and you're spending most of your time at home, you don't need to be tested. But as more testing has become available, the public messaging has become muddled. |   | |
 The Florida Department of Transportation will shut down all but one, westbound lane of Interstate 4 between Princeton Street to the north and Gore Street to the south. | | | |
 More than six weeks after Orange County ordered all "nonessential" businesses to shut down, barbershops and hair salons on Monday welcomed clients itching to trim and color their growing locks. | | | |
 The number of new positive coronavirus cases continues to drop in Florida, but the death toll keeps growing. The number of new positive coronavirus cases continues to drop in Florida, but the death toll keeps growing. The number of new positive coronavirus cases continues to drop in Florida, but the death toll keeps growing. | | | |
 Orange County's tourist tax collections fell by $17.6 million in March, the worst one-month crash in the 40-year history of the tax, Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond said Monday. | | | |
 The owner of a computer repair shop in Longwood is suing Seminole County, arguing that the county's executive order requiring business employees and patrons to wear face masks when standing closer than six feet to slow the spread of the coronavirus infringes on his personal liberties and hampers his business. | | | |
 Here's good news for a small number of Disney workers. About 120 custodians are getting called back to work at Disney Springs. | | | |
 Gatorland: School of Croc's Savannah Boan keeps rolling with reptiles | | | |
 Here are highlights from Orlando's online "Fringe Today" festival. | | | |
 Orlando Edgewater High linebacker Deshawn Troutman has worked at a potato packing plant and fielded a surge in calls from Power 5 recruiters during the coronavirus shutdown. | | | |
 Fauci is cautiously optimistic that the NFL could safely return. | | | |
 The proposal sent to the players' union could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans, but players already have raised safety concerns. | | | |
 Check out actors and other notable folk who have made it deep into their golden years. | | | |
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