Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Universal Orlando lays off theme park workers after reopening from coronavirus shutdown |   | |
 Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg has been indicted on a federal stalking charge, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Tuesday. | | | |
 The Orange County School Board on Tuesday voted to do away with dress code rules some said unfairly targeted girls, keeping them from wearing tank tops in hot weather and blaming them... | | | |
 This nun is ticked off. She's watched migrant farmworkers get exploited and demonized in Florida for years. And now they're being blamed for coronavirus infections | | | |
 A Central Florida affordable housing company that faced pushback for trying to raise tenants' rent in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak is again moving forward with increases — at the... | | | |
 Dozens of people gathered at the Lake County prosecutors office Tuesday demanding that officials arrest and charge the officer responsible for the death of a 51-year-old inmate at a Clermont... | | | |
 Winter Park wants to ban commercially-operated electronic bicycles and scooters within city limits, preventing rental companies like Lime or Spin from operating there. | | | |
 UCF and other state universities got a green light to resume some in-person classes this fall, approving plans intended to limit the spread of coronavirus, including smaller class sizes,... | | | |
 In a presentation to county commissioners Tuesday, Orange County staffers said they may have to split the expansion into two phases. The overall project is involves two physically separate... | | | |
 Two furloughed Disney World musicians started playing on Facebook Live when the theme parks and the concert halls shut down in March. They haven't stopped. | | | |
 The Orlando Pride COVID-19 outbreak should be a lesson to all young people you need to wear a mask and follow coronavirus guidelines if you want sports back. | | | |
 The Florida Gators have had 11 athletes test positive for COVID-19 since April, according to a school spokesman. | | | |
 From camping to theme parks and restaurants to kids' playdates, public health experts weigh in on how safe popular Floridian summer activities are. | | | |
 While many prospective college students and their parents think about a university's academic rigor, prestige and price when choosing where to attend, another factor to consider is the beauty of... | | | |
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