Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 President Donald Trump's younger brother, Robert Trump, a businessman known for an even keel that seemed almost incompatible with the family name, died Saturday night after being hospitalized in... |   | |
 The developer of the controversial River Cross development in rural Seminole County recently donated $50,000 to a political committee run by Republican strategists who have paid for attack... | | | |
 A lobbying group backed by big businesses like Walt Disney World, U.S. Sugar and Florida Power & Light is paying for advertisements attacking Nicole Wilson, the environmental-law attorney who... | | | |
 See the Orlando Sentinel Voters Guide for Central Florida races to be contested in the state primary on Aug. 18, 2020. See race previews, editorial endorsements and candidate interviews. | | | |
 The Horrible Hundred, one of the premier cycling events in Florida, was canceled Saturday, another victim to the coronavirus pandemic. | | | |
 The man was behind the wheel of a sedan traveling west in the eastbound lanes of US-192 near Crabgrass Road around 3:20 a.m. His vehicle then crashed head-on with another sedan traveling... | | | |
 As Tropical Storm Josephine and now-Post Tropical Cyclone Kyle churned through their forecast tracks toward the northern Atlantic, the National Hurricane Center tracked two new tropical waves... | | | |
 The Florida Department of Health reported over 6,300 new positive COVID-19 cases and 204 new resident fatalities Saturday, bringing the state death toll to 9,345 and the case total past 569,000. | | | |
 Stephen Steen, 28, of Longwood was found "unresponsive in his cell" shortly before 10 a.m. Friday by staff performing routine checks, Seminole County Sheriff's Office spokesman Bob Kealing... | | | |
 When those sealed inside the NBA bubble found themselves wanting for food options, a short list of minority-owned Orlando restaurants were called upon to serve. If the food porn on social media... | | | |
 Theater review of Wanzie's "Ladies of Eola Heights: Zoom Reunion" by Orlando Sentinel critic Matthew J. Palm | | | |
 The Orlando Magic are hoping follow-up tests outside the NBA bubble can help explain why center Mo Bamba had difficulty ramping up to game-level fitness after contracting COVID-19. | | | |
 Avery Barnes is recovering after being injured by a hit-and-run driver, and Family friend Parker Boudreaux has rallied his UCF teammates around her | | | |
 Orlando City is pushing to translate their run to the MLS is Back Tournament final to regular season success and the Lions' first MLS playoff berth in club history. | | | |
 The 100-year anniversary of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote, falls on the same date as Tuesday's primary election. It's a time to celebrate a voting victory and a time to... | | | |
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