| Good morning. It's Friday, Sept. 29. As we look ahead to the weekend, it should be a rainy one for much of Central Florida -- thanks to a tropical system off Florida's east coast. Meanwhile, "The Vietnam War,'' a 10-part documentary, concluded Thursday night on PBS, and it had a profound impact on the area's large Vietnamese community and others. And finally, you'll never be bored with some suggestions from our things to do this weekend here. Central Florida is projected to get between 1-3 inches of rain during the next five days in a storm that could develop into a tropical storm next week. [More] Ken Burns' The Vietnam War on PBS evokes memories for Orlando Vietnamese, veterans [More] FEMA reimbursement rules muddle efforts to clean up Hurricane Irma's mess as Orlando and Orange County won't pick up storm debris in gated communities. [More] Many more details emerged during a hearing Thursday about the fight in Winter Park last October that led to the death of a student. [More] Victims of Hurricane Maria leave Puerto Rico for Florida. [More] Amid FBI probe that brought down Rick Pitino, UCF coach Scott Frost says FBI would same thing in college football [More] Orlando City coach Jason Kreis says the controversial red card against New England that led to a 6-1 Lions win is the first critical decision to go their way all season [More] Florida's Jordan Smith is a freshman phenom when it comes to parking tickets [More] The Rams really had it going tonight [More] The Orlando Magic need to improve their three-point shooting [More] The star of "Veep" and "Seinfeld" posted word of her illness Thursday on social media. A spokeswoman for Julia Louis-Dreyfus confirmed the posts were authentic. [More] OS Foodie names 6 of her favorite food trucks in Orlando [More] Electric cars and other activities make up Orlando's king-sized Andretti attraction [More] SeaWorld's Halloween Spooktacular includes characters, candy, bubblemania [More] Classic Man Cuts in Orlando offers full barber treatment. [More] | 
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