Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 An attempt to resume first-degree murder trials at the Orange County Courthouse has gotten off to a rocky start, with the judiciary and attorneys for the state and defense at odds over whether... |   | |
 Tax-reform advocates have been trying unsuccessfully for years to persuade Florida lawmakers to switch to a new system — called "combined reporting" — which would force companies to file... | | | |
 From Sunday to Sunday, Florida saw 53,213 new cases and 473 newly reported deaths in state health department data. To date, 938,414 people have tested positive for COVID-19 statewide, and... | | | |
 Dr. Moncef Slaoui, head of the Operation Warp Speed, the coronavirus vaccine program, says plans are to ship vaccines to states within 24 hours of expected FDA approval. | | | |
 SpaceX scrubbed Sunday's Starlink launch, saying that it needed to perform "additional maintenance assurance." The company announced at about 9:20 p.m. that the launch was off. | | | |
 Tonka, described by Orange County animal officials as an "affectionate, loving and energetic" dog, spent more than six months at the shelter. | | | |
 Two movies have had to overcome coronavirus hurdles to film in Central Florida. | | | |
 Theaters and other arts organizations crave a wider and more diverse audience, but making people of all races and backgrounds feel equally welcome remains a challenge for many. | | | |
 UCF players and coaches are disappointed at the loss to Cincinnati Saturday, but the Knights can't linger on it too long with a short week ahead and the War on I-4 series with USF set for Friday. | | | |
 Rodrigo Schlegel signed with Orlando City hoping for a chance to prove himself as a pro soccer player and is now soaking his moment as a club hero. | | | |
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