Last week, News 6 highlighted a significant gap in maternal mental health for mothers, revealing that 75% of women affected never receive treatment.

Suicide and overdose are some of the leading causes of death for women in the first year following pregnancy, stats show.

With an EF-2 tornado comes major wind damage and several Seminole County property owners are cleaning up and figuring out what’s covered by their homeowner’s insurance policies.

Inflation in the United States ticked slightly higher last month, signaling that some prices remain stubbornly elevated as the holiday season approaches.

News 6 helped to kick off the holidays in Central Florida by celebrating the annual tree-lighting ceremony at Lake Eola on Friday.

This weekend Disney On Ice Presents “Let’s Dance” at The Kia Center.

For the first time in years in Orlando, the event is being held indoors.

WKMG won Excellence in Innovation for transformation of content on its streaming service, News 6+. WKMG was also awarded Best Podcast for Your Florida Daily hosted by Katrina Scales.

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Bridgett Ellison talked to certified behavior analyst Shaun Lalime, who is also the center director for Florida Autism Center’s Kissimmee location.

This morning, Harbor House CEO Michelle Sperzel joined Bridgett to talk about the 13th Annual Paws for Peace Walk. This is the signature event to support survivors of domestic violence with family pets.

Paige Blades, Health First clinical dietitian, shares a healthy recipe to help you get results for dinner.

News 6 anchor Bridgett Ellison hosts a new digital news brief for News 6+.

Tyler Rosen is one of less than 100 living double organ donors in the world, having donated his right kidney to his friend Katie Freeman in 2022 and donating 70% of his liver to an anonymous recipient in 2019.

Each year, Central Florida school districts host a Teach-In Day and News 6 staff play a big role.

ORLANDO, Fla. – March is Women’s History Month and to celebrate the accomplishments of local women and to empower them to find even more success, the Heart of Florida United Way is hosting a luncheon Thursday as part of Women United. Women United is a part of United Way that says it fights for the health, education and financial stability for all. News 6 anchor Bridgett Ellison spoke with Women United Luncheon co-chair Annie Marie Howard about the event. But really, it’s about other women coming together to help other women and families and children.”This year, due to the pandemic, the Women United events are virtual. Click here to purchase or click here to learn more about Women United.

ORLANDO, Fla. First responders are always on the front line, putting themselves at risk to help those in need. Their high-stress jobs are even more difficult during the COVID-19 pandemic, and many say theyre feeling hopeless and helpless. The Code 9 Project is a nonprofit organization that provides support for first responders, veterans and their families through various resources. New 6 anchor Bridgett Ellison recently spoke with the president and co-founder, Brandielee Baker, NLPMP, about how the organization is responding to first responders needs. Find out more at The Code 9 Project or call the national helpline, open 24/7 for all frontline workers, first responders and veterans, at 844-HOPE-247.

The "Grant a Wish" event recognizes three students who were nominated by their teachers for excelling in school even during challenging times. News 6 anchor Bridgett Ellison emceed "Grant a Wish" along with AGFT President Jane Thompson. The high school student honored is Deyverson Fillistin. He began at Oak Ridge High School in 2017, having only moved to the U.S. five months prior. It provides a free store for teachers and is our area's largest provider of school supplies.

ORLANDO, Fla. – News 6 anchor Bridgett Ellison is joined by Nanea Morris, DVM from Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando to discuss the best holiday gifts for your pets.