Patricia Tolley

Orlando has already been crowned the best food city in the U.S., but city leaders want to make downtown the foodie destination.

Indian Harbour Beach, New Smyrna Beach and Melbourne are the latest cities to agree to have their police officers train with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

On Monday, a 63-year-old woman from Orlando called News 6 for help as she has tried for over 10 days to get in contact with anyone from Social Security.

There is an issue of long lines at driver’s license offices in Florida, and officials say the problem may continue through 2027.

A 70-year-old Alabama woman is recovering after she was struck by an e-bike while walking on the beach in Daytona, deputies said.

Orange County has a multimillion-dollar contract with a private company for security across its courthouses, community centers and medical clinics. A audit recently released by the comptroller’s office revealed some concerns about what the company is doing.

Six more Orlando-area restaurants have been added to the coveted pages of the Michelin guide.

More than a month has passed since a 25-year-old man was shot and killed by police in Titusville — and some residents are still searching for answers on what exactly happened.

Full Sail University is already home to the largest college-level esports arena in the country — and on Tuesday it expanded its space with the opening of Armada HQ. 

Floridians across the coast witnessed flaming space debris falling from the sky on Thursday. There have been similar incidents prior to the Starship explosion.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends two doses of the measles vaccine when you are a child. But if you had your shots done 30 or 40 years ago, are you still safe?

Nearly three years after Hurricane Ian tore through Central Florida, a program for low-income homeowners seeking recovery is now available.