Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 With the help of a billionaire investor who has helped tip local races before, an outside group is spending at least $1.5 million on last-minute ads to help one of the candidates in the crowded... |   | |
 Late, big money funds a mix of feel-good ads and nasty, bogus attacks to help Monique Worrell, Betsy VanderLey, Jason Brodeur and developers in Seminole County | | | |
 The National Hurricane Center was keeping its eye on two tropical waves with chances to form into the season's next tropcial depression or tropical storm. | | | |
 The Seminole County school district kicks off the 2020-21 school year on Monday, opening its campuses to students for the first time since March. It expects about 44% of its students to... | | | |
 The unidentified woman was found dead in the 300 block of Jasmine Avenue, Orlando police said. | | | |
 From Sunday to Sunday, Florida saw 1,266 newly reported deaths, along with 40,610 cases and 3,423 hospitalizations posted by the state health department. This report shows the highest tally of... | | | |
 When the coronavirus pandemic hit and schools shut down, 18-year-old Kai Mercado stopped doing any classwork. But neither his mother nor the staff at Winter Springs High School were willing to... | | | |
 Chase Elliott delivered a dominant performance during the first NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway's road course on Sunday, building on his elite road racing record. | | | |
 Before Ryan Newman safely raced on Daytona International Speedway's road course Sunday, he thanked the track staff and paramedics who saved his life following a horrific Daytona 500 crash. | | | |
 The Winter Park Institute, which has roots dating to the 1920s, is poised for a comeback after its closure was announced in May. | | | |
 McDonald's restaurants will give a free medium coffee roast or iced coffee to parents 7-10 a.m. Aug. 17. | | | |
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