| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Sept. 6. Hurricane Irma made landfall in the Caribbean early today and is bearing down on, among others, Puerto Rico. As Hurricane Irma makes its way possibly to Florida, residents are stocking up, and tolls have been suspended. During coverage of Irma, the Orlando Sentinel is making its digital hurricane coverage free. And finally, hear what Gov. Rick Scott has to say about Irma here. Hurricane Irma made landfall in the islands of the northern Caribbean early Wednesday and was about 35 miles east-southeast of St. Martin, according to the 5 a.m. advisory from the National Hurrican [More] As Hurricane Irma threatens Florida, grocery stores are already running out of water and batteries, while home improvement stores are out of generators. Gas prices are already high thanks to Harvey. [More] Gov. Rick Scott suspended all tolls across the state starting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, ahead of Hurricane Irma. [More] The bill for Aramis Ayala's court case against Gov. Rick Scott tops $375,000. [More] UCF QB McKenzie Milton looks to improve even after winning the American Athletic Conference offensive player of the week [More] Orlando City's young centerbacks are trying to learn from recent mistakes [More] Deondre Francois, a former Orlando Olympia High standout, had successful surgery to repair a torn patellar tendon in his left knee on Tuesday morning [More] Tim Tebow's first baseball season proved his harshest critics wrong [More] Venus Williams is trying to reach the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time since 2010. [More] Fresh from his lawsuit against the estate of his longtime friend Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones doesn't hold anything back and checks into the Hollywood Bowl for a look at his storied career. [More] Ventriloquist Darci Lynne's act with puppet Edna Doorknocker spoofs Simon Cowell and wins raves. [More] Hurricane Irma caused the Sonnentag Theatre at the IceHouse to cancel weekend performances of "The Odd Couple." [More] Here's a round-up of arts events in the days ahead. [More] Inspired by the National Association of Broadcasters, WKMG and WESH are offering specials on the opioid crisis. [More] | 
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