All of Puerto Rico is without power after being struck by Hurricane Fiona over the weekend. Fiona was upgraded to a hurricane right before landfall Sunday afternoon. The United States is offering federal assistance in the aftermath of the third named hurricane of the season. As of the 2 am update, Fiona is still on a path to steer to the east of the U.S. For more from the Dove Hurricane Guide please check here.

Tom Brady lost his temper again and broke another tablet on the sidelines, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally beat the New Orleans Saints 20-10 yesterday in a game that featured an all-out brawl on the field that resulted in ejections for both teams, For the Bucs, that was Mike Evans. The Bucs home opener is next at Raymond James Stadium Sunday at 4:25 pm against the Green Bay Packers. The team is now 2-0 on the season.

The most expensive home sold in Tampa Bay is about to become rubble.. The former home of Derek Jeter has a demolition permit in place, and the now owner is a trust owned by David L. Koche as well as “Zebb.com Trust.”

U-Haul admits they made a mistake and blame a clerical error for a family moving to Riverview loosing most of their personal possessions. The company towed the truck which they mistakenly believed was one rented in another state. All the family of Samantha Brown Perez got back from the rental company were five boxes, and all the larger items had been burned. U-Haul spokesperson Jeff Lockridge said “our Company intends to do right by the Brown family and make them whole for our mistake and the possessions they lost. A GoFundMe has also been set up for the family.

NASA has adjusted the new launch date for the Artemis rocket with the window opening at 11:37 am on Tuesday, September 27th, with the backup launch date of October 2nd launch window opening at 6:47 am. A demonstration test is still scheduled for the 21st. Leaks scrubbed the first launch attempts at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Employees at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Tampa are getting a raise. Some 1,500 employees who fall into the “non-tipped” category will be making from $18 to $21 per hour as announced Monday by Hard Rock International and Seminole Gaming. The raise is a one time offering by the company, and for the full story check this morning’s Tampa Bay Times.

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