Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 But Florida's governor acknowledged the rate of infection was growing "faster than we would like to see." |   | |
 Protests after the George Floyd killing have exposed the lack of public confidence in police. Citizens Review Boards would instill a bit more trust. Some cities and counties in Central Florida... | | | |
 28-year-old Orlando man was charged with killing a pedestrian after he fled from an Orange County Sheriff's deputy last July, the Florida Highway Patrol said Saturday. | | | |
 On Father's Day, a dad writes about the recent loss of his son, and urges other dads to put down their phones and listen. | | | |
 Florida has seen an increase in the number of people testing positive for the coronavirus. | | | |
 Lake County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a homicide after a man was shot Friday night in Mount Dora. | | | |
 Disney World's annual passholders will preview reopened theme parks | | | |
 Florida reported another 4,049 coronavirus cases Saturday, yet another record-shattering increase as the number of infections statewide approaches 94,000. | | | |
 Trump in Tulsa: Expect a raucous, no-holds-barred rally before tens of thousands of ardent fans, this time in Tulsa, Oklahoma. | | | |
 Orlando area high school players, coaches and teams of the year are announced for the 2019-20 school year, which came to an abrupt halt in mid-March when the coronavirus outbreak forced... | | | |
 Less than 48 hours after it was reported that a Tampa Bay Bucs assistant coach tested positive for the coronavirus, two players have now also become infected, according to ESPN. | | | |
 Orlando area high school athletes of the year by sport for 2019-20 | | | |
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