Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Hurricane Isaias remains on track to skirt up Florida's east coast as it gains strength entering the Bahamas Saturday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center's 8 a.m. update. | | |
"We have again made the difficult decision to reduce our workforce to reflect current priorities and needs," a Universal Orlando spokesman said Friday. | | |
Four days has seen four morbid records as the Florida Department of Health reported another 257 coronavirus fatalities to bring the state death toll for its residents to 6,843. | | |
The privately-owned apartment complexes that house thousands of college students in east Orange County are still demanding their residents pay rent months after the coronavirus pandemic... | | |
Orange County leaders aren't expecting Hurricane Isaias to pack much of a punch here, but they're ready if it does. Orange is among 18 counties including Brevard, Osceola, Seminole and... | | |
The Atlantic grew more crowded as Tropical Depression 10 took form Saturday morning and the second disturbance in the mid-Atlantic improved its odds of development. | | |
New cases of coronavirus are trending down for a fifth straight week in Orange County, an optimistic trend officials hope will continue over the coming months until a vaccine for COVID-19... | | |
SunRail will not be running starting on Monday as Hurricane Isaias hurdles toward the state. | | |
Many Central Florida parents plan to keep their children at home when school starts in August. Less than 50% of students expected on campuses, district figures show. | | |
As a public service, the Orlando Sentinel is now offering free, unlimited access to hurricane coverage on our website. | | |
The popular Chinese-owned video app has been a source of national security and censorship concerns. | | |
Opera Orlando announced Friday that it would delay its two fall productions because of the recent surge in coronavirus cases across Florida. | | |
Orlando City stunned powerhouse LAFC in penalty kicks Friday night at ESPN Wide World of Sports, advancing to the MLS is Back Tournament semifinals. | | |
Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac was the only player who chose to stand for the national anthem and did not wear a Black Lives Matter shirt ahead of the team's matchup with the Brooklyn... | | |
Florida is represented by 12 wrestlers in the FloWrestling preseason national rankings that were revealed on Friday. | | |
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