Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 After video surfaced online of a man brandishing a handgun inside the Mall at Millenia on Sunday, police released new details about the chaotic situation that caused shoppers to flee in fear. |   | |
 A Sanford man was arrested last week after police found his fiancee strangled to death at their home, according to Sanford Police. | | | |
 Although hospitalizations, which are among the key indicators of COVID-19 trouble in a community, have also risen since hitting a low in mid-May, they continue to be below their peak in early April, according to local health systems. | | | |
 UCF is planning to resume some activities on campus this fall, including in-person classes on a limited basis, and intends to tell students which courses will meet face-to-face by July 1. | | | |
 Local activists are looking to maintain the momentum in driving a conversation on systemic racism, but a perceived lack of support from the broader black community kept many black LGBTQ people away from recent demonstrations. | | | |
 A look at SeaWorld's financial challenges ahead — and what it's like to wear a mask on the Mako coaster. | | | |
 For thousands of out-of-work Floridians, the abrupt stop to their weekly $600 federal unemployment checks was a mystery. They had been approved for and been collecting Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation for weeks, on top of their state benefits, but around Memorial Day week, the checks inexplicably ceased. | | | |
 Starbucks plans to close as many as 400 stores in the next 18 months according to a Securities and Exchange Commission document. | | | |
 The NBA will make the most of its platform when it resumes play at ESPN Wide World of Sports, bringing its fight against racial injustice to Orlando. | | | |
 Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber is confident players and staff will be safe during an upcoming tournament at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando despite an increase in coronavirus cases in the region. | | | |
 Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Tuesday to dissolve the city of Weeki Wachee, population 13, and have it absorbed into Hernando County. | | | |
 Orlando native Joshua Johnson has traveled the world seeking connections. Now he's helping folks make them at home, over food. | | | |
 Icon Park in Orlando is offering Florida residents 40 percent off admission to some attractions. | | | |
 SeaWorld Orlando reopens on today after shutting down for months because of coronavirus. | | | |
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