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Ida weakened to a tropical storm this morning, and forecasters expect the system to weaken further before it makes landfall along the northern Gulf Coast, possibly as early as tomorrow morning. Full Story »

One person has been killed and five injured the Gateway Center office building on Legions Place in downtown Orlando. Witnesses say the suspect, 40 year old Jason Rodriguez, walked into the building and opened fire shortly after noon. Full Story »

At least six people have been shot at the Gateway Center office building on Legions Place in downtown Orlando. Police say the suspect, 40 year old Jason Rodriguez, walked into the building and opened fire shortly after noon. Full Story »

The Orlando Police Department says at least six people have been shot at the Gateway Center office building on Legion Place in downtown Orlando. Police say the suspect, Jason Rodriguez, walked into the building and opened fire shortly after noon. Full Story »

At least eight people have been shot at the Gateway Center office building on Legion Place in downtown Orlando Streets are closed in a four block area near the intersection of Ivanhoe and Interstate 4. At least eight of the victims are in trauma condition at the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Full Story »

Ida is no longer a hurricane. The storm weakened as it moved across the mountains of Nicaragua and is now classified as a tropical depression. Thursday, Ida gained steam in the Southwest Caribbean and briefly became a category one hurricane. Full Story »

Hurricane Ida slammed into the coast of Nicaragua this morning forcing more than 2 thousand people to evacuate. The storm gained strength quickly yesterday in the southwest Caribbean becoming a Category One hurricane this morning. Ida had winds of about 75 miles per hour as it made landfall. Full Story »

The Florida Public Service Commission cut rates Tuesday for three power companies due to declining fuel prices and other factors. Florida Power & Light's monthly rate will drop by about $15 dollars for customers using 1,000 kilowatt hours per month. Full Story »

There will be another name on the ballot in next November's election. Florida State Sen. Paula Dockery of Lakeland says she will run for governor, challenging Attorney General Bill McCollum for the Republican nomination. Dockery says she plans to file paperwork today to enter the race. Full Story »