Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
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 The Florida Department of Health stopped updating its COVID-19 data. A newly released report shows the detailed death toll over the summer. |   | |
 The first all-civilian mission on a multiday trip to space looks to launch from Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday night. | | | |
A letter-writing campaign designed to keep Mad Cow Theatre executive director Mitzi Maxwell from judging local theaters seeking state funding did not have any effect. | | | |
 Florida to scrap the FSA, replace high-stakes exams with frequent "check-in" tests, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday. | | | |
 After briefly becoming a hurricane, Nicholas downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland in Texas, leaving thousands in the dark and making its way to Houston. | | | |
 With an average starting pay of more than $18 per hour, Amazon announced they are looking to hire around 125,000 employees across the United States, 8,000 of them in the state of Florida for jobs... | | | |
 Daniel Webster has worked for Florida Republicans for 40+ years. Yet Laura Loomer, self-described "Proud Islamophobe," wants to take him out. And GOP Party leaders have helped her. | | | |
 A guest columnist who doesn't qualify for Medicaid under Florida rules discusses her struggles with a debilitating illness and little help to pay for health care. | | | |
 UCF running back Trillion Coles scored twice Saturday night, but he still considers himself an underdog. | | | |
 The No. 11 Florida Gators are 15.5-point underdogs Saturday in the Swamp to coaching legend Nick Saban's top-ranked Alabama team. | | | |
 As statues of characters are added to Disney World, another sculpture remains secure at Magic Kingdom. Partners featuring Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse, has been near Cinderella Castle since 1995. | | | |
 Halloween Horror Nights fans were hungry for its return. But what about when they're just hungry? | | | |
 Lake County resident Tom Kline's fifth play to be staged in Central Florida, "Overdue Bills," opens Sept. 24. | | | |
 Check out your daily horoscope here, provided by Tarot astrologers. | | | |
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