Good morning, Central Florida. Here’s what you need to know today.

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Another very quiet weather pattern expected over Central Florida on Thursday as high-pressure remains the dominant weather feature for the region.

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Highs: Lower 80s

Lows: Upper 50s to 60

Rain Coverage: 0%

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Around Central Florida

1. More questions than answers remain in Titusville teen’s death on cruise ship
New court documents are shedding some more light on the mysterious death of a Titusville teen on board a Carnival cruise ship.

2. Police: Missing 10-year-old girl from Broward County last seen at the Florida Mall
The father of a missing 10-year-old Broward County girl spoke out Wednesday to ask for the public’s help in finding her.

3. MCO governing board votes to begin process for internal police force
Leaders with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority voted unanimously Wednesday to explore a new security plan that could involve creating its own police force instead of continuing a long-standing partnership with the Orlando Police Department.

4. Apopka City Council to consider significant impact fee increases
The Apopka City Council will consider a significant increase to the city’s impact fees during Wednesday’s regularly scheduled meeting.

5. Nearly 2 dozen displaced after Altamonte Springs apartment fire
Nearly two dozen people have been forced out of their homes after an apartment fire in Altamonte Springs early Wednesday morning.

Around the Nation

1. Former Vice President Dick Cheney to be remembered Thursday in National Cathedral funeral

2. New hurdle in Comey case as Trump’s Justice Department faces questions about grand jury process

3. Senate sends bill to Trump that would force DOJ to release Epstein files

4. Democratic lawmakers call on U.S. service members, intelligence officials to refuse illegal orders as GOP pushes back

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Quote of the Day

A federal judge said Wednesday he plans to move ahead quickly on a contempt investigation of the Trump administration for failing to turn around planes carrying Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador in March.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg in Washington said a ruling Friday by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit gave him the authority to proceed with the inquiry, which will determine whether there is sufficient evidence to refer the matter for prosecution. He asked attorneys to identify witnesses and offer plans for how to conduct the probe and said he’d like to start any hearings on Dec. 1.