| Good morning. It's Saturday, September 16. First up, industry analysts say they expect Orlando's theme parks to experience huge financial shortfalls due to Hurricane Irma. Next, we remember the 68 lives Irma took as it tore up the Caribbean and southeastern United States. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. Hurricane Irma will take a financial hit on the theme parks, costing them millions. [More] Hurricane Irma cut a deadly path through the southeast and the Caribbean. [More] The grandmother of a 6-month-old baby girl who died at a Lescot Lane home said she is searching for answers. [More] An Orlando entrepreneur is launching a new startup business as a virtual currency exchange, marking the apparent first such business in Orlando, and possibly in Florida. [More] An American horror story unfolded at a South Florida nursing home this week when eight residents died in sweltering, un-air-conditioned conditions. [More] In aftermath of Hurricane Irma, UCF AD Danny White says the program is trying to avoid financial "Armageddon." [More] UF looks to avoid falling to 0-2 for the first time since 1971 as the pressure builds on coach Jim McElwain. [More] Orlando City is optimistic it can upset Atlanta United in front of a rowdy crowd at the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium Saturday. [More] Electronic Arts releases latest version of Maitland-built NBA Live. [More] FSU might be looking up to Clemson and Louisville in the ACC this season without starting quarterback Deondre Francois, but Jimbo Fisher has faith in his Seminoles. [More] Legendary character actor Harry Dean Stanton has died at age 91. Stanton's agent John S. Kelly says the actor died Friday afternoon in Los Angeles. [More] The Emmy Awards are on Sunday night, and the most exciting categories this year may all involve the limited series. Predictions for the night's big winners. [More] If you're an actor or producer in Hollywood, it's hard to miss the flag Netflix has planted in Tinseltown. [More] Daytona Beach ophthalmologist Hal Kusher appears in the 10-part "Vietnam War" starting in the sixth episode, and he exemplifies the 18-hour series' personal style. [More] Jennifer Garner is receiving plenty of praise for a performance not seen on television or the big screen, but on Instagram. [More] | 
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