Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Protests over the death of George Floyd continued Sunday in Orlando. |   | |
 Twitter talk of an active shooter at the Mall at Millenia is not true, Orlando police said Sunday. | | | |
 Florida's coronavirus death toll hit 2,700 on Sunday, with 1,180 new reported cases bringing the statewide total close to 64,000. The global toll from infections breached 400,000. | | | |
 Tropical Storm Cristobal began to weaken Sunday night as it moved over southeastern Louisiana, and downgraded to a tropical depression Monday morning. | | | |
 FAA will hold a public workshops online Monday on its proposed changes to landing and takeoff patterns from Orlando area airports resulting from technology upgrades, migrating from radar tracking to GPS tracking. Those changes will concentrate the location and frequency of approaching and departing planes, saving time and fuel for passengers and planes but also making some places noisier and other places less noisy. FAA says differences won't be major. | | | |
 The interchange of I-4 and S.R. 408 cost nearly $1 billion, making the assembly of ramps and bridges one of the most costly public works in Central Florida history. It's also one of city's most visible features, with its ramps heights ranging from four to 12 stories. We explain the design and what drivers can expect from the interchange. | | | |
 Legal experts say the Florida Supreme Court's latest decisions are part of an "alarming" trend from the high court: The new conservative majority is abandoning protections for criminal defendants in quick succession — at times even receding from precedent without being asked. | | | |
 Lake County's public high schools will host in-person graduations starting Thursday. There are rules about face masks and social distancing, but many students are still happy they'll get a sort of traditional commencement ceremony. | | | |
 The annual Science Play Festival has some new twists in an online version. | | | |
 The Florida Mall offers special deals to Florida residents Mondays-Wednesdays. | | | |
 Universal Orlando opened its theme park doors to passholders on June 3, allowing masked visitors to wander around and experience attraction in Universal Studios Florida and Islands of Adventure. On June 5, the parks officially reopened. | | | |
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