| Good morning. It's Sunday, August 27. First up, Orange County officials want to study a new idea as they deal with clogged traffic and hard-to-find parking spaces on International Drive. Next, Hurricane Harvey spun deeper into Texas Saturday and unloaded extraordinary amounts of rain in a blow that killed at least two people and injured up to 14. Lastly, looking for something to do today? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. Could streetcars, similar to the ones operating in Seattle and Portland, be a possibility on the crowded International Drive? [More] Harvey unloaded extraordinary amounts of rain Saturday after the once-fearsome hurricane crashed into the coastline, killing at least two people and injuring 14. [More] The 29-year-old Clermont woman went to Massage Envy for her Thursday night appointment, but something was bothering her about her masseuse. [More] Local agencies are ready to help with Hurricane Harvey relief efforts as the storm weakens over Texas's Gulf Coast. [More] Winter Garden hopes new farming ordinance grows on city residents. [More] Orlando City again failed to snap its winless streak, falling 2-1 at home to the Vancouver Whitecaps. [More] Professor Pigskin predicts FSU will win national championship, Jameis Winston will be NFL MVP. [More] In a widely anticipated boxing match Saturday night, Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Conor McGregor by knockout in the 10th round at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. [More] The WWE's Mae Young Classic may herald a new era for women in professional wrestling. [More] The Orlando Pride rallied to earn a 2-1 win at FC Kansas City Saturday, extending the team's win streak to four games. [More] Here are some "Game of Thrones" theories to get you through the finale. [More] Public radio station 90.7 WMFE is replacing its antenna in a process that will take three to four days. [More] The Sunday guest list features Terry McAuliffe, Sherrod Brown, Tom Donilon and Jeff Greenfield. [More] Goo Goo Dolls hit Hard Rock Live in Universal Orlando with Phillip Phillips. [More] Nearly 50 poets have applied to be Orlando's first poet laureate, who will be named in October. [More] | 
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