Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 "Souls to the Polls" in 2020 looked a lot different than in past years, but Democrats were hopeful the statewide events helped increase Black voter turnout on the last day of early voting Sunday. |   | |
 During one of his first weeks as a provisional Orange County deputy sheriff, Jacob Stewart said his field training officer became angry and threatened to kill him — pulling out a gun and a... | | | |
 Orange County is funneling $5 million in federal CARES Act money to arts and cultural organizations, funding that will greatly help the battered entertainment industry — if groups can navigate... | | | |
 Most consumers plan to celebrate Thanksgiving during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey released by turkey producer Butterball, but differences in how those gatherings take place... | | | |
 Retailers aren't the only ones jumping the gun on the start of holiday season in this historically wretched year. Weeks before Halloween, Central Florida nonprofits began recruiting donors... | | | |
 As a third grader at Pinewood Elementary in Orlando, Reese Martin would rush through bath time, put on her special unicorn onesie and settle down in front of her computer with her siblings to... | | | |
 A letter-writer says occupants of prisons, often forgotten, should receive better testing and treatment for COVID-19. | | | |
 Recent studies reveal Florida's favorite '90s sitcoms and how some Americans have already started watching holiday movies. | | | |
 Orlando City midfielder Mauricio Pereyra was finally cleared to return to competition Sunday in time for the Lions' final three matches of the regular season. | | | |
 Orlando City rookie Daryl Dike kept his three-game hot streak going, powering the Lions to a road win over the Montreal Impact on Sunday. | | | |
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