Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
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 A public records lawsuit against the Florida Department of Health over COVID-19 data is on hold, though Florida filed motions to scuttle it. |   | |
 Getting rid of septic seepage is part of Florida's plan to improve the health of Wekiva River, and a state grant of $41 million should help. | | | |
 Mayor Demings is reviving a campaign to raise the Orange County sales tax more than half a billion dollars for transportation in Florida. | | | |
 State Board of Education to consider withholding money from 11 Florida school districts, including Orange County's, with face mask mandates. | | | |
 A Florida woman has been arrested after she was caught on video dropping a 1-year-old on the floor. | | | |
 The Orlando Sentinel's Editorial Board endorsements in Seminole and Lake counties include Megan Sladek for Mayor in Oviedo and Cathy Hoechst in Mount Dora. | | | |
 The NBA players union failed to step up by not making vaccines mandatory. | | | |
 UCF will likely see an increase in revenue and fundraising in the Big 12, which only means good things for Terry Mohajir's future facility vision. | | | |
 Orlando attractions offer some Halloween outings without spine-tingling. Here are 3 options already in operation. | | | |
 The Current swept into Henry's Depot with casual, simple seafood done well. | | | |
 Two men, living hundreds of miles apart, both died in recent days. On the surface they might not have had much in common, but both made their mark on Central Florida's artistic community... | | | |
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