Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 The coronavirus pandemic is aging in reverse in Central Florida and across the state, growing younger as the economy reopens and the public health emergency drags toward its fifth month. |   | |
 LGBTQ advocates cheered Monday's Supreme Court ruling that banned employers from discriminating against gay workers, but the decision may not extend to Florida religious schools, including... | | | |
 It was a solemn remembrance of lives lost, a raucous march, a jubilant celebration and a call to action: More than a thousand people gathered in downtown Orlando on Friday to mark... | | | |
 An inmate at Lake Correctional Institute died Friday after a confrontation with a guard, according to the Florida Department of Corrections. | | | |
 As new cases of COVID-19 rise in Florida, leaders of the state's largest cities and counties are requiring masks be worn in public, something Gov. Ron DeSantis has recommended but not... | | | |
 Disney unveils some facts about its reopening reservation system. | | | |
 Florida reported an additional 3,822 coronavirus cases Friday, yet another record-shattering increase as the number of infections statewide approaches 90,000. | | | |
 The unemployment rate in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford area, home to theme park giants and countless attractions and hotels that for months have been closed to tourists, was the highest in the... | | | |
 Will's Pub, Lil Indies and Dirty Laundry won't be open as cleaning and testing are done in the facilities. | | | |
 The unexpected move came after Democratic lawmakers, government watchdogs, ethics advocates and news organizations called for the administration to make the information public. | | | |
 Cruise lines have agreed to suspend sailing from U.S. ports until September 15, trade group Cruise Lines International Association announced Friday. | | | |
 An Orange County Sheriff's Office civilian employee was arrested Friday on possession of child pornography charges, the agency said. | | | |
 Health officials, CEOs of Orlando's NBA and MLS teams and the leagues' commissioners all say it's still safe to host games at ESPN Wide World of Sports despite an increase in COVID-19 cases. | | | |
 The sport will be very, very different very, very soon. We break it down. | | | |
 The Twins finally acknowledged Griffith's role in their history and place in their future. | | | |
 Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins has confirmed that the team's eight seeding games – to be played at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World – will be available on Fox... | | | |
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