| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Nov. 1. In our top story, at least eight people are dead and 11 injured after a man drove a rented truck onto a crowded bike path in New York City in what was described as a terrorist act. Meanwhile, the company that runs the hotels at Universal Orlando is planning a big announcement soon. And finally, a Disney Cruise Line worker is accused of a crime. Find out what allegedly happened here. A man in a pickup truck drove onto a busy bicycle path near in New York City on Tuesday, killing at least eight people and injuring at least 11 others. [More] New hotel plan for Universal Orlando and Loews will be announced in a few weeks, CEO says. [More] For public officials, mixing sex, gifts and lobbyists is never a good idea [More] A Disney Cruise Line employee, who is accused of embezzling $275,000 from his ship, took his family on a two-week $35,000 vacation to Disney World this spring. [More] The Orange County Commission unanimously backed an additional $1 million in funding for the 2018 NFL Pro Bowl to be held in Camping World Stadium, on top of the $1 million already approved as part of a three-year agreement. [More] The Orlando Magic have decided not to exercise their 2017-18 team option on Mario Hezonja [More] UCF football jumped into the College Football Playoffs rankings at No. 18 and American Athletic Conference commissioner Mike Aresco couldn't be happier. [More] Florida Gators fans are not spoiled for expecting more than they've been getting. [More] Kenley Jansen worked a six-out save, Corey Seager brought home the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly and Joc Pederson's solo homer put an exclamation point on the Dodgers' 3-1 defeat of the Houston Astros on Tuesday in Game 6 of the World Series. The deciding Game 7 is Wednesday night. [More] Georgia grabbed the top spot in the first College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night, surprising many by slipping ahead of national power Alabama. [More] The Holocaust Center, Opera Orlando and the Florida Symphony Youth Orchestras team to present two works with tragic histories but a hopeful spirit. [More] The Global Peace Festival, Timucua Arts Foundation and Opera Orlando come together for “One Voice Orlando” to help Pulse survivors. [More] We're all guilty of a little over-indulgence on Halloween. How could we not be? Candy companies capitalize on our gluttonous appetites, creating new and fun [More] The 19th edition of the Central Florida Jewish Film Festival starts with 'The Chop' and 'The Pickle Recipe' at Orlando Science Center. [More] Orlando Museum of Art's latest exhibition, "Baggage Claims," looks at the emotions behind travel of all kinds. [More] | 
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