| Good morning. It's Sunday, September 17. First up, for some Central Floridians, the frustration of being without power due to Hurricane Irma intensified Saturday as Duke Energy extended outage times. Next, we look at why Irma needed little hurricane fury to smash Central Florida. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of events and activities in Central Florida here. “We’re basically rebuilding the electric power system,” said Duke Energy spokeswoman Tammie McGee. “That is quite a challenge.” [More] Hurricane Irma wielded little hurricane-force wind in smashing Orlando area. [More] Tropical Storm Maria continued to move westward over Atlantic waters with sustained winds of up to 50 mph and higher gusts. [More] Demonstrators marched in upscale suburban St. Louis malls and a district of bars and restaurants in protest over acquittal of police officer in fatal shooting. [More] This year's Headdress Ball imagines a world without HIV to get people talking about prevention and the charity behind the event, Hope and Help. [More] Gators beat Tennessee 26-20 on last-second miracle pass from Feleipe Franks to Tyrie Cleveland. [More] Dom Dwyer notched his first two goals for Orlando City, helping the Lions post a 3-3 draw with Atlanta United Saturday. [More] UF quarterback Feleipe Franks’ Hail Mary pass is a play he has practiced often. It lifted the Gators to a historic win over Tennessee Saturday. [More] The latest bowl projections for the 2017 college football season. [More] The UCF football team is eager to get back on the football field and start preparing to face a tough Maryland team. [More] What does our theme park reporter think after the first night of HHN27? [More] Madonna has built a hospital in Africa, and John le Carre says he has an idea for his 25th book. [More] In the run-up to Sunday night's Emmy Awards, “Westworld” and “Saturday Night Live” lead the nominations with 22 nods apiece. [More] The Irish rock band U2 and singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran have canceled their concerts in St. Louis after police told concert organizers that they couldn't provide a typical level of security. [More] "America's Got Talent" and "Big Brother" name their winners, and "Dancing With the Stars" begins its 25th season. [More] | 
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