Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
Florida has now seen a cumulative total of over 900,000 coronavirus infections as the state reported 7,925 new cases Wednesday. With 87 more fatalities reported, 17,731 Florida residents are dead. | | |
AdventHealth Orlando is among the first five hospitals in Florida to receive and store whichever coronavirus vaccine that's approved by the government. The other hospitals include Memorial... | | |
Loews spent nearly $200 million on stock buybacks over the past three months, at the same time they were laying off thousands of employees in Central Florida and across the world at its hotels. | | |
With devastation from both Hurricane Iota and Eta, Central America is in need of aid. "Please help Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, as they will be affected as well. A little... | | |
Florida's education commissioner said he expects online options to continue for the second half of the 2020-21 school but also that those virtual lessons are "falling short" for many students. | | |
A judicial nominating commission has recommended six candidates to replace Jamie Grosshans, who was elevated to the Florida Supreme Court. A couple of the candidates are suspect, but that's... | | |
Birria quesatacos are the 2020 food craze to beat. The QuesaLoco food truck's timing is on point. | | |
An upcoming Spectrum special takes viewers on a road trip to three Florida communities. | | |
Here's the thing about the Orlando performers starring in "The Golden Gals: A Christmas Musical," a spoof of the popular sitcom from (can you believe it?) nearly 40 years ago: The... | | |
The Orlando Magic have selected guard Cole Anthony, a score-first point guard who can create space off the dribble as well as defend. | | |
Ocoee grad Grant Riller went to the Charlotte Hornets and Wekiva alum Paul Reed joined him as a second round NBA Draft pick by the Philadelphia 76ers. The Miami Heat took Montverde grad... | | |
Hopefully the injury-prone Orlando Magic drafted a player in Cole Anthony who will stay healthy and contribute to the team's slow and steady improvement. | | |
Dr. Phillips has two players committed to Harvard in safety Miles Wiley and receiver Ledger Hatch. | | |
Before you start inviting friends and relatives over for Thanksgiving, you may want to give the 'COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Planning Tool' a try. | | |
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