Orlanda Sentinel has a blog that's tracking hurricane news:

8:41 a.m.
A fire station in Point Sienna was one of Hurricane Charley's first victims in Osceola County, where part of a garage roof caved in, possibly on top of one of Station No. 45's engines, according to an Osceola County spokesperson.

Looks like they are updating frequently.

AP reports on a widely distrubuted story (the stacks of bodies)

Charlotte County authorites said there were several fatalities in mobile homes, but earlier characterizations of bodies being stacked up are being discounted.

Mother Nature, while devastating at times, does present some incredible photo ops:

The outer band of Hurricane Charley makes its way across downtown Orlando.(COURTESY OF BRIAN DUQUETTE/Orlando Sentinel).

More precise reports of fatalities are coming in now:

An electrocuted woman in Daytona Beach is Florida's fourth confirmed victim of Hurricane Charley. That brings the death toll to eight in the United States, Cuba and Jamaica.

Daytona Beach police on patrol in the dark found a woman lying at the bottom of a power pole in a residential area. She was on fire from the waist down, and a downed power line was touching one of her feet. The victim's name has not been released.

One death each has been reported in Lee, Sarasota and Orange counties.

The Charlotte County director of emergency management said there are "a number of fatalities" at a mobile home park in Punta Gorda where residents ignored evacuation orders.

Wayne Sallade said deputies were standing guard over bodies because the area was inaccessible to ambulances.