Dee in Longwood has a schnauzer, so she has chewed up door trim!

When the Orlando Police Department made a recent change in how it protects the Parramore community, the change ended up, unintentionally, leaving residents feeling abandoned and vulnerable.

Travis in Ocoee asked us to put a new bathroom mirror up over his vanity.

At Valencia College’s School of Culinary Arts, the kitchen was alive with energy and the scent of freshly made pancakes, waffles, and frittatas.

Flagler County has reduced its nightly jail population by almost one-third, said Chief Daniel Engert, chief of court and detention services.

In today's fast-paced world, entrepreneurship isn't just a career path—it's a mindset.

The Sanford Police Department credits a long-running special tactical unit – the Neighborhood Response Unit – with lowering crime.

Michael and Gina hated living in the dark and their kitchen ceiling recessed lights were on the fritz.

The reasons for losing a home can be numerous.

An Orange County community is struggling just to keep themselves safe.

In the heart of Sanford, Florida, a remarkable story of transformation and hope unfolds through the efforts of the Red Suitcase Ministry.

Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith insisted crime has decreased significantly since he took over in 2022, and lately his new app has continued to drive down the numbers.

A broken cable box in a Winter Park backyard has caused issues for a property manager trying to prepare the place for new tenants. They sent News 6 photos of the broken boxes and exposed wires, describing them as a safety hazard that limited her ability to renovate.

Karen in Bunnell asked us to program her garage door remote buttons built into her sun visor in her car because she couldn't get them to work on her own.

It’s one of the longest-running self-defense classes in Central Florida taught by police, and it’s also one of the most popular programs at the Ormond Beach Police Department.

An Orange County Public Schools math teacher is turning learning into a slam dunk by combining her two passions: education and basketball. Jennifer Lopez teaches fourth grade at Stonewyck Elementary School and has developed what she calls “Magic Math.”

Sandy told us her sink stopper wasn’t stopping any water from going down the drain and we discovered it was the ball rod — it was rusted

Twice a month, members of the Ormond-by-the-Sea Lions Club file into Alfie’s Restaurant along State Road A1A.

LaurieJean in Oviedo told us she was able to get her new stove-top microwave installed but she couldn't get the microwave exhaust to connect to her old roof vent pipe!

A growing scheme is targeting residents in Central Florida and around the country through deceptive text messages claiming unpaid tolls.

Bob emailed us about a rack in his closet that is falling off the wall

In the heart of Lake Nona, a new community is being built. But this one isn’t constructed with blocks and mortar, it’s built on shared experience and friendship.

In a significant advancement in law enforcement techniques, the Casselberry Police Department has adopted a new method for restraining individuals who resist arrest.

If you’ve ever wondered what the future of education looks like, it’s all about high-tech innovations, featuring everything from drones and robots to a whole lot of AI.

Solar lights are becoming more and more popular because they don't require an electrical connection.

Haley Hunt’s organization, which she started six years ago, focuses on mentoring and providing hope to young people in juvenile detention centers.

Flagler County Sheriff’s Office CSI Supervisor Paulo Santos called it a “game-changer” – a new fingerprint machine that can pick up prints in a fraction of the time and record a 4K image to send around to state and national databases to catch more bad guys faster.

Destiny's mom asked us to get results at her home because she has a failing railing on her front steps.

Many of us have been running the heat to stay comfortable lately, but for those living on the street, there’s little escape from the cold. This week’s Getting Results Award winners have made it their mission to keep everyone warm.

The Leesburg Police Department is one-upping crooks who try to wipe the contents of a cell phone remotely after a crime.

If you're looking for new educational opportunities for your child, magnet school applications are now open.

We showed you how to hang your Christmas lights (mostly) painlessly back in December. Now, we're going back to the same pros to find out how they take down the lights and wrap them up to make next year's install just as painless!

In the heart of Apopka, Loaves and Fishes stands as a testament to the power of community and compassion.

As the year comes to a close, we thought it was a perfect time to reflect on some of those stories and the moments that made an impact on so many.

News 6 revisited the Orwin Manor neighborhood to see the progress from a Florida Department of Transportation project designed to make the roadway safer.

For years, the Port Orange Police Department has been helping families who need a little lift around the holidays.

In a bustling classroom filled with the laughter and curiosity of preschoolers, something extraordinary happened.

Jamie asked us to Get Results at her Paisley Home because her hose spigot was busted.

The Salvation Army needed to raise $4 million from the community to repair and rebuild its downtown Orlando Men’s and Veterans’ Shelter.

Seacrest Studios at Arnold Palmer Hospital provides a distraction for pediatric patients.

Wednesday night we're looking at a wind chill warning for parts of Central Florida and some spots will dip into the 30'

We've covered too many drier fires and so often it's because lint builds up inside and catches fire.

Deputies in Volusia County have now had a new 911 technology for a year in their vehicles and Sheriff Mike Chitwood said it has been a game-changer for their response times.

Nearly two months ago, NASA’s Europa Clipper mission launched from our Space Coast, setting off on a six-year journey to explore Jupiter’s moon, Europa.

A family in the New Smyrna Beach area is spending the holiday season picking up the pieces, but others have stepped in to help.

I love the look of Christmas lights but boy, do I hate hanging them! I've always struggled with how to attach them to the gutters or shingles.

About a month ago, anchor Matt Austin and a team at News 6 set out on a mission to get results — in real time — for someone in need. We met Brittany Wedgewood. Her husband and their three daughters were dealing with damage from Hurricane Milton. The family lives in a mobile home, and after the storm hit water was getting into nearly every room through their leaking roof. Monday, we returned to see the repairs finally underway.

If you've found yourself waiting a while to get an Uber or Lyft from Orlando International Airport (MCO), it might've been because of a traffic jam in one of the rideshare waiting parking lots at the airport.

The spirit of giving has taken root in downtown’s Primrose Shop, a boutique clothing store known for its fashionable finds and warm ambiance.

Tamara in Winter Springs asked us to look at her disposal.

After a new state law went into effect last month criminalizing sleeping on public streets, some law enforcement agencies found themselves in a tough spot: When they enforce the law and make the homeless move along, typically the homeless just move somewhere else.

Corie Murray, News 6 photojournalist and host of the "Black Men Sundays" podcast, is getting results for Central Florida families this Thanksgiving.

If you have a child in school, you may have been invited to visit their class for a teach-in.

You asked us to explain how that red dangling handle in your garage works, especially when the power goes out, so we're showing you when to pull it (and when not to pull it!) and how to get your garage door open (and closed) after a storm.

An Orange County frozen treat shop known for giving people with disabilities their first job experience is being forced to sell.

A local hero received the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Missing Children’s Day Citizen of the Year by the Orange County Commission and by Orange County Corrections where he works as a jail officer for something he did as a dad.

No crook should ever slip through the cracks again at the Flagler County jail.

There comes a time when all of us need a little support. And for young adults like Thermon Williams, who has been in the foster care system since he was a teen, encouragement comes from weekly meetings with Foundation for Foster Children advocate, Gavin Farrington.

Nicki asked us to help her light up her garage.

It's the answer to a problem Central Florida's toll road operators have been trying to solve since the highways first opened decades ago: How do they know when and how badly their crash barricades are damaged?

They're an unlikely team: a recently-hired police officer from Tanzania and an Army veteran born and raised in Ocala tackling crime together in one of the city's roughest spots - Berkeley Pointe apartments.

We say “Getting Results” all the time, but this time we’re putting our skills to the test, finding and solving problems for our viewers in the same day.

When disasters like Hurricane Milton strike, mobile homeowners often face unique challenges during recovery—especially those who don’t have insurance coverage.

Brittany Wedgewood, her husband and their three daughters are currently facing a struggle that’s all too common for families impacted by natural disasters

The Conklin Davis Center for the Visually Impaired has been a part of Daytona Beach for more than 40 years.

Have you ever noticed those blue reflectors in the roadway? Well, they play an important role in safety. They’re placed by fire hydrants so firefighters can find them easily at night. But over time many become cracked, broken or even come off the pavement altogether. That was the case in the Town of Melbourne Beach.

The identification bracelets invented by Port Orange nurse Amanda Anderson promised to be revolutionary: no longer did a rubber wristband need the help of police officers to be interpreted and, thus, useful

There are several things you can do every few months to make sure your air conditioning system is running as efficiently and smoothly as possible.

After the Eustis Police Department became the first law enforcement agency in Florida to install and then activate school-zone speed cameras, the number of drivers detected speeding 11 mph over the posted speed limit steadily increased.

James in Ocoee emailed us about his gutter overflowing every time it rained.

Melbourne, like so much of Central Florida, has grown so fast – and so has the police department, now with almost 200 officers, outgrowing its old buildings.

Greg in Melbourne had been trying for months to unstick his stuck hose end, but couldn’t loosen it from the hose bib.

It's a cheap, tiny low-tech device getting big results in Flagler County.

It’s not always easy to talk about mental health.

Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young is claiming a major drop in violent crime in his city, largely due to a team he put together of tough, aggressive enforcers.

Since 1994 , the Universal Education Center has been serving Orange County Public Schools students, offering a unique blend of academic coursework and real-world work experience on the Universal Orlando property.

Since February, Trooper Steve has introduced multiple dogs in need of homes through Trooper Steve on Patrol.

Most homes are burglarized when no one is home or when the homeowner is on vacation, according to the Kissimmee Police Department, so the PD started a specialized Vacation Watch Program. ​

Dan Friend says it’s his quest to find a home for the historic tug boat nicknamed "Tiger."

Thousands of students in Central Florida are back in school but many are still in need of school supplies.

The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is fighting back with firepower – $355,000 against the hate directed at Jewish people here in Central Florida.

Dan Muth is up and out the door before most of us get out of bed.

A small neon street sign is getting big results at a Seminole County elementary school.

When school starts in Seminole County, so will random classroom searches with a sheriff’s office canine to make campuses safer.

News 6 Traffic Safety Expert Trooper Steve Montiero's commitment to keeping Florida drivers safe on the road has earned him the 2024 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

The Central Florida Veteran Artists held their first art show at McCormick Research Institute in St. Cloud.

Several times a week, Pattie Malone stops by her neighborhood mailbox and pulls out a large stack of envelopes that often includes traffic citations, parking tickets, and tollway invoices.

As a sport and subculture, skateboarding can foster creativity, risk assessment, independence and self-confidence.

Staff with SALT Outreach and people experiencing homelessness in downtown Orlando couldn’t be happier.

Rosie's Adventures is named after Nicole Ramirez's daughter, Rosie, to honor her memory and support other pediatric cancer families.

It's a ground-breaking way of teaching a skill in days, not months, that former jail inmates can use to get a job as soon as they graduate from the training.

Halifax Health is recruiting, training, and retaining employees through registered apprenticeship programs.

When the Lake County Women’s Advocates get together each month there’s a lot of hugging and catching up with friends. But that’s just part of what keeps them coming back.

​Orange County is now the home of a new pilot program for preschool educators.

A Seminole County homeowner said her HOA was sick of the brown spot on her lawn and asked us for help

Monday evening, Oviedo city leaders will begin a contentious debate for a third time over asking voters for millions of dollars to build a new police station

The city of Oviedo is looking to get results with a new pilot program aimed to help pedestrians when crossing busy roads.

There are very few law enforcement agencies in Central Florida that still do not use body-worn cameras.

It's the first arrangement of its kind in the state, according to the New Smyrna Beach Police Department: A department pairing an officer with a counselor to go into the woods and visit the homeless regularly, even daily.

Why should you buy all of your hurricane supplies before a storm?