| Good morning. It's Friday, Sept. 15. In our top story, the deaths of eight people in a South Florida nursing home without air conditioning after Hurricane Irma prompted first responders to check such facilities in Central Florida. Elsewhere, police in London are investigating a possible terrorist attack after an explosion at a train station injured several people. And finally, for updated numbers on power outages by county in Central Florida, click here. A day after 8 people died in a South Florida nursing home that had no air conditioning after Hurricane Irma, Orlando fire departments are checking in on residents of assisted-living and nursing home [More] A reported explosion at a London train station sent commuters stampeding in panic. [More] President Donald Trump met with federal and state leaders in Florida on Thursday as he surveyed damage from Hurricane Irma and praised the rapid response of the recovery effort. [More] Some small businesses have been closed for four days following Irma, and considered filing claims for business interruption insurance. [More] Hurricane Irma's rains will lead to more mosquitoes [More] Orlando City will finish the season with the players it has as MLS roster freeze deadline arrives [More] The FSU football team faces a daunting 10-game stretch after a layoff caused Hurricane Irma. [More] Danica Patrick, Dale Earnhardt Jr. departures leave NASCAR scrambling for star power [More] The Gators' vaunted defense struggled the past two seasons against the Vols and now must rebound from a disappointing season-opening loss to Michigan. [More] UCF's game against Memphis that was postponed by Hurricane Irma will be played Sept. 30. [More] Snag some comfort food at Central Florida restaurants. [More] Halloween Horror Nights welcomes 'The Shining,' 'American Horror Story,' voodoo queens, no Irma [More] The Polite Pig [More] It was a different Sean Spicer who paid a visit to ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Wednesday night. [More] Disney selling less-crowded, after hours event for Magic Kingdom in early 2018 [More] | 
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