| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Aug. 30. We begin with Scott Maxwell's take that when public money flows into politicians' already-overflowing campaign coffers, something needs to be done. Hurricane Harvey made landfall again this morning as parts of Texas and Louisiana that have been deluged with rain prepare for more. And finally, for a sneak peek at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, click here. Guys like Charlie Crist, Adam Putnam and Pam Bondi have sucked up millions in tax dollars for their campaigns. Enough! [More] Western Louisiana residents braced for more wind and water early Wednesday as Tropical Storm Harvey made its second landfall after dumping record rainfall on Texas. [More] A visiting assistant professor of sociology at the University of Tampa is drawing protests for his Tweet on Sunday suggesting the devastation of Hurricane Harvey is "instant karma" for Texas. [More] Duke Energy will build large solar plants, pursue grid modernization and delete a nuclear charge from customer bills. [More] UCF true freshmen Emmanuel Greene and Otis Anderson are looking to become big contributors for the Knights. [More] Stetson football player Nick Blakely died suddenly Monday following a Hatters practice, shocking his teammates, friends and family. [More] Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has done things his own way to return the Wolverines to national prominence. [More] As NASCAR’s postseason looms after the closing two regular-season races, leaders Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Busch top the standings. [More] The Orlando Pride boasts a strong spine, relying on core players to help fuel the team's success. [More] "The WESH 2 Hurricane Relief Telethon" will run from 6 a.m. through 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. [More] Beyonce says she's working with her charity to assist those in her hometown affected by Tropical Storm Harvey. [More] Corinne Olympios says medication, the booze and the media were key players in June's production-stopping "Bachelor in Paradise" scandal and its aftermath. [More] Ed Skrein responded Monday to backlash against his casting in the movie "Hellboy"by relinquishing the role, saying, " I must do what I feel is right." [More] Disney, ABC and the network's affiliates will stage a 'Day of Giving' on Thursday. [More] | 
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