| Good morning. It's Friday, Sept. 1. We begin with a story about the University of Tampa instructor who has resigned after an inappropriate tweet about Hurricane Harvey. Elsewhere, Hurricane Irma poses no threat to Florida for now but has gained strength rapidly. And finally, a UCF graduate's idea to "adopt a classroom'' is helping victims of Hurricane Harvey. Find out more here. Kenneth Storey, the professor who tweeted Hurricane Harvey was an act of karma resigned Thursday instead of being fired. [More] Hurricane Irma, which formed Thursday morning, is expected to reach Category 4 strength next week. [More] Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala announced she has organized a death penalty review panel to look at first-degree murder cases after the Florida Supreme Court ruled against her. [More] A new Affordable Housing Task Force met for the first time this week on a tight deadline to help fix the Florida’s housing needs. [More] The Orlando Fire Department was all-hands-on-deck Wednesday night when a mother came to the station with a newborn without a pulse. [More] UCF routs FIU in a performance worthy of Orlando's hometown embrace [More] UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton passed for 360 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Knights to a 61-17 season opening win over the FIU Panthers. [More] Check out the top three things we learned from UCF’s 61-17 win over FIU Thursday night. [More] Varsity reporter J.C. Carnahan takes a shot at predicting winners of games involving area teams. [More] Stetson football player Nick Blakely was remembered as the "ultimate competitor" in a memorial service Thursday night. [More] The Epcot International Food and Wine Festival is underway - here's what drinks, dishes and marketplaces not to miss. [More] Central Florida chefs and restaurants are transforming food into art. [More] Central Floridians have new rides and shows to explore, more elbow room this fall [More] Tucked into a strip mall along busy State Road 436, Nonno’s Italian Restaurant can be easy to miss as you travel through Altamonte Springs. [More] "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Man of La Mancha" and "Newsies" open to the public Sept. 8. [More] | 
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