| Good morning. It's Monday, Oct. 16. Hurricane Irma came and went weeks ago, yet the storm debris has remained for many Central Florida communities. It has caused frustration, but relief may be near. Elsewhere, area donations for Hurricane Maria-ravaged Puerto Rico are expected to head to the U.S. territory this week. And finally, the Orlando Magic will open their season Wednesday night against the Miami Heat at Amway Center. Watch our season preview here. It’s been a little more than a month since Hurricane Irma blasted through Central Florida and some streets look like she just left. [More] Pilots from around the country have been based out of Orlando-Sanford International Airport as they fly supplies to the island that was hammered Hurricane Maria last month. [More] A bill that would limit cities' ability to lease sports venues below market value could someday hamstring Orlando. [More] An officer with the Orlando Police Department fired his gun after a man allegedly shot at him early Monday morning, according to a report from WKMG-Ch. 6. [More] A panel discussion held at the Orlando Museum of Art Sunday showed mental health providers how to work with the traumatized from the survivor’s view. [More] Kaká played his final MLS match for Orlando City and bid an emotional farewell to fans [More] Take a closer look at how college football upsets shook up road maps the playoff semifinals. [More] The Jaguars' high hopes hit skid marks of inconsistency after a loss to the Los Angeles Rams.[More] Adrian Peterson rushed for two touchdowns and the Cardinals held off a second-half rally by the Bucs, who lose quarterback Jameis Winston to a shoulder injury [More] Miami Dolphins find life with 20 consecutive points in the second half to beat the Atlanta Falcons. [More] Sexual harassment allegations took down Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, Harvey Weinstein and possibly Amazon Studios' Roy Price. Donald Trump, however, won the presidency despite his comments about grabbing women. A look at how political opposites Trump and Weinstein are united in their bullying ways. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "The Odd Couple" (male and female versions) at the Garden Theatre. [More] The horror pic "Happy Death Day" is celebrating a first place finish at the box office this weekend while the "Blade Runner" sequel spirals downward. [More] Orlando Sentinel arts critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the Russian String Orchestra, the first program of the Bach Festival Society's season. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews "Jeffrey" from Tim Evanicki Productions at Orlando's Parliament House. [More] | 
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