Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Clermont police have closed their investigation into a suspected hate crime in which employees of a Black-owned pain relief clinic found a noose hanging from a tree outside the practice in... |   | |
 The Florida Supreme court dismissed a lawsuit on Wednesday that sought to nullify a proposed constitutional amendment that would open primaries to all voters regardless of party affiliation. | | | |
 Florida added 4,115 coronavirus cases Wednesday to bring the statewide total to 790,426 infected. With 66 new virus fatalities reported statewide, 16,571 Florida residents are now dead. | | | |
 Education Commission Richard Corcoran, speaking recently to school superintendents, sounded unwilling to consider such a plan, at least until after state tests are administered this spring. | | | |
 Election Day boils down to a referendum on whether Americans are willing to embrace Donald Trump and, by doing so, abandon truth as a virtue. | | | |
 Dark money is pouring into Florida campaigns like the senate race between Jason Brodeur and Patricia Sigman. The funders are shady, cowardly and sometimes not very smart | | | |
 The next show at Theater West End isn't opening when, how or, in a sense, even where it had been planned. But aside from that, everything's going just swimmingly with the Central Florida... | | | |
 The eight-day Orlando Film Festival goes virtual this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. | | | |
 Friday's Bishop Moore at Edgewater "Battle of College Park" high school football rivalry game is canceled due to a COVID-19 case. | | | |
 Several mothers in Volusia County were removed from a school board meeting on Tuesday after refusing to wear masks. | | | |
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