A man is accused of altering and providing fake veterinary certificates for puppies he sold. Months after a News 6 investigation, that man is now facing charges.

Over the past decade, dozens of household-name retailers have either collapsed entirely or retreated into a fraction of their former selves. Some liquidated. Others tried – and sometimes failed – to reorganize in bankruptcy. Do any of these names sound familiar?

A recent arrest in Flagler County underscores how online predators are evolving their methods to target children beyond traditional social media platforms.

Settle or go bankrupt. Local businesses say those are their only options after they got hit with ADA lawsuits. Many businesses said they did not know they were violating the law, and it was hard to find the help to fix it.

After their mother took her own life, two sisters went to her Ocala apartment to try to get some answers. Instead, they found their mother's apartment emptied.

After a "thousand-year storm,' a Lake County family is forced to find another place to stay, underscoring the urgent need for stormwater management and infrastructure improvements.

Orange County is adding safety upgrades to a busy intersection after a string of crashes.

Two separate lawsuits have recently been filed on behalf of two girls in Brevard County.

A family in Sumter County is asking county leaders to help fix flooding on their property. They say the issue has persisted for years.

A lawsuit claims corporations conspired with each other to raise lot rent prices at manufactured home parks.

Residents who live in a Paso County manufactured home community are suing the property owner due to significant lot rent increases. According to the lawsuit, some residents saw a rent increase of 126% in one year.

An Orange County woman tells News 6 she does not feel safe in her own home because of her neighbor across the street. The home has racked up more than $90,000 in code violations.

Mobile home residents in Central Florida say they are being priced out of what was supposed to be an affordable place to live.

A Volusia County woman is trying to figure out the next steps after her grandmother is dropped from hospice care.

Residents in mobile home parks are being priced out of their homes due to rising lot rent.

The Bureau of Economic Business and Research is contracted by the state to tell cities and counties how much growth they need to accommodate in the coming years.

News 6 investigated concerns about an illegal dumping site in Orlando, near the Boggy Creek area.

A woman bought a used car, which turned out to be reported stolen.

The Social Security Administration is dealing with a customer service crisis, leaving thousands of families waiting for their disability benefits applications to be reviewed.

Residents say there is a drug house in their community that law enforcement cannot control.

News 6 gets inside look at state lab where food is tested

The state launched its Florida Smart ID app back in 2022, and News 6 wanted to find out whether people are using it.

The 89-year-old showed News 6 her water bills. We noticed Miller typically used around 12,000-14,000 gallons of water a month, but one bill spiked to more than 35,000 gallons.

Residents said they did not receive any notification about the construction next door because the project is happening in a different city.

News 6 investigated and found 80% of Marion County's school maintenance requests do not get fixed because the district does not have the $840 million to do it.

As communities continue to grow, so does the amount of garbage. But cities and companies are struggling to keep workers willing to do these "dirty" jobs.

Dozens of airline passengers have been arrested for disorderly conduct and violent behavior at Orlando International Airport during the COVID-19 pandemic, records obtained by News 6 show.

Owning homes is still out of reach for many Black Americans, according to Jeff Tucker who is a senior economist for Zillow.

Midway residents have endured flooding problems over the years due to increasing development around the area and lack of proper drainage.

People in a historic part of Seminole County say it floods every time it rains, and they believe the situation is getting progressively worse.

Growing numbers of children being diagnosed with COVID-19 in Central Florida are putting a strain on the resources used to track them in school.

Days after her brother’s unexpected death, Carolyn Shank believes someone forged a deed to his home and fraudulently transferred ownership of the property to a neighbor who is unknown to their family.

Chris Dorworth, a former Florida state legislator and longtime associate of Congressman Matt Gaetz, abruptly departed his position at a lobbying firm Friday night.

In July of 2012, a Lake County deputy shot and killed 26-year-old Andrew Scott in his home after deputies knocked on the wrong door while looking for a suspect in Scott’s apartment complex.

Now I owe an overpayment for something I am eligible for, Cantrell told News 6. Cantrell said she is owed 8-weeks from the state unemployment system lost in her paper chase for benefits. She recently completed a fourth application for unemployment benefits and found her account was active but required documents she had already filed weeks ago. I cant get anywhere, I cant get answers and I cant get any help, the struggling single mom said. Im literally stuck.News 6 contacted her state representatives in Broward County to escalate her application for jobless benefits.