| Good morning. It's Thursday, Sept. 7. Hurricane Irma left a path of destruction in Puerto Rico and reportedly was responsible for at least 10 deaths in the Caribbean. Meanwhile, the Florida Highway Patrol is experiencing drivers leaving their cars behind as they attempt to escape from Irma's potential path. And for our video playlist regarding Hurricane Irma, click here. The eye of Hurricane Irma is moving northwest off the coast of the Dominican Republic, according to the 5 a.m. Thursday update from the National Hurricane Center. [More] Disabled cars along Florida’s Turnpike from drivers attempting to flee Hurricane Irma has Florida Highway Patrol troopers struggling to respond to incidents on the road. [More] Hundreds of complaints accusing stores of price gouging have come into the Florida Attorney General’s office in a few days. [More] As Hurricane Irma approached, Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs and county staff warned residents to have plans in place. [More] Puerto Ricans were already feeling the wrath of Hurricane Irma’s powerful winds on Wednesday, after images began to surface as the storm barreled through the Leeward Islands. [More] If Jim McElwain wants to fix Gators, then let Steve Spurrier advise offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier. [More] Orlando Pride coach Tom Sermanni said he's proud of the team's recruiting, a major reason for the recent win streak [More] SentinelVarsity report J.C. Carnahan predicts high school football winners [More] Hurricane Irma has prompted Magic point guard D.J. Augustin and his wife to leave Orlando just in case [More] Roger Federer lost to Juan Martin del Potro 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (8), 6-4 in the U.S. Open quarterfinals. [More] Scary clown, but the new Stephen King screen adaptation is relentless in ways that don't help its effectiveness. [More] The documentary filmmaker talks about the thousands of conversations and 10 years of research that went into making his film on the Vietnam War. [More] Orlando Shakespeare Theater will open 2018-19 season with Lin-Manuel Miranda's "In the Heights." [More] Mad Cow Theatre has been struggling for years to pare down its debt. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Newsies" at Orlando Repertory Theatre [More] | 
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