โItโs just good luck every time:โ Baseball players share their superstitions
On the heels of the Lake Mary All-Stars winning the Little League World Series championship game, News 6 looks into baseball superstitions.
WATCH LIVE: Little League World Series post-game party in Lake Mary
News 6 Anchor Justin Warmoth joined friends, family and fans of the Lake Mary All-Stars for one more traditional hill slide before the team's shot at taking the World Championship game at the Little League World Series.
โHolding back the tears:โ Florida mom given sonโs home run ball in Little League World Series win
News 6 Anchor Justin Warmoth rushed to retrieve the home run ball and deliver it to the batterโs biggest fan: his mom.
โThis place is awesome:โ Lake Mary All-Stars gearing up for World Series run
The 12 players from the Lake Mary All-Stars have been soaking in the once-in-a-lifetime experience at the Little League World Series.
WATCH Take 6 LIVE: News 6 explores past of Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium
All-stars, MVPs and even Hall-of-Famers have played baseball at Sanford's Memorial Stadium over the last 100 years. So has News 6 Anchor Justin Warmoth, who provides a look at some of the history that many may not know about.
Trooper Steve explores growth, traffic issues in east Orange County
One drive in the Lake Underhill Road area during peak times, and you can feel the growth around you. Today's Trooper Steve on Patrol we will take a cruise around the growing community and see what can be done.
โItโs just a bad nightmare:โ East Orange residents once again fight rural land development
Neighbors in east Orange County are once again fighting to block a proposed development that would bring nearly 1,800 homes to their rural community.
Orlandoโs growth has exploded. Mayor Buddy Dyer wants to keep tackling it
Orlandoโs longest-serving mayor sat down with anchor Justin Warmoth for an in-depth conversation on a number of issues. Below is a portion of the interview, including a viewer question, that focuses on how the city is handling growth.
โWe need to check politics at the door:โ Central Florida educator talks superintendent turnover
Whether choosing to resign or being ousted by newly-elected school boards, superintendent turnover continues to grow among Florida school districts.
The Weekly: News 6โฒs Mike DeForest discusses 2006 unsolved disappearance of Leesburg toddler
In 2006, a Leesburg mom told police her 2-year-old son had been kidnapped from his room. Seventeen years later, Trenton Duckett is still missing.
As Floridaโs legislative session ends, the DeSantis presidential countdown begins
After 60 days of pushing through Gov. Ron DeSantis' agenda, Florida lawmakers wrapped up their annual legislative session.
UCFโs PhD in Nursing program ranked best in nation, advocacy organization says
The University of Central Floridaโs PhD in nursing program takes the top spot in the country, according to a ranking by RegisteredNursing.org.
With โvishingโ scams on the rise, hereโs how you can protect yourself โ and your money
Criminals today are using the art of social engineering, which essentially relies on human psychology to hack someone's personal information rather than technical exploits.
Seminole County sheriff explains how over-the-counter Narcan can help reverse opioid overdoses
Experts say making Narcan available over the counter is a critical step in managing the ongoing epidemic, which claimed the lives of more than 80,000 Americans in 2021.
โStock Doctorโ discusses latest rate hike, potential impacts of a deeper recession
The Federal Reserve last week raised interest rates for the ninth time in the last year as it works to tame lingering inflation and slow down the economy.
Understanding the world of artificial intelligence and its future impacts
Dr. Rebecca Leis, a computer science program director at Full Sail University, sat down with anchor Justin Warmoth on โThe Weeklyโ to help us better understand the world of AI.
Hereโs why Second Harvest food distribution is back to levels seen at height of COVID pandemic
January's inflation report came in higher than economists predicted and higher than the previous month's report.
News 6 political analyst talks classified documents, potential DeSantis presidential run
Classified documents, the debt ceiling and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dominated the national headlines last week.
Floridaโs director of emergency management outlines hurricane recovery, federal assistance
Hurricane season is officially over, but the impacts from Ian and Nicole will linger for years to come.
Central Florida congressman on Hurricane Ian federal response
U.S. Rep. Michael Waltz (R-District 6) joined anchor Justin Warmoth on "The Weekly" to break down the federal response to Hurricane Ian in Florida and the potential congressional aid package for victims.
Attorney explains why legalized sports betting in Florida is still in limbo
As the NFL season gets underway, fans in 30 states can place legal wagers on their favorite matchups. Thatโs not the case in Florida, though, as the deal between Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Seminole Tribe remains tied up in federal court.
โI have 100% confidence in our deputies:โ Orange County sheriff talks school safety, new SRO training
Law enforcement leaders have been rolling out new ways to prevent and respond to an active shooter on campus.
Orange Countyโs new superintendent talks campus safety, โDonโt Say Gayโ law ahead of upcoming school year
From new education laws to enhancing school safety, it's been a busy summer for districts across Central Florida as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
โGrim reaperโ 1 of 3 Democrats running for Florida attorney general
A criminal defense attorney and social activist who made headlines as the "Florida grim reaper" is vying for the seat of Florida's attorney general.
The Weekly: Alan Grayson talks congressional campaign
Alan Grayson, who was a member of Congress from 2009 until 2017, joined anchor Justin Warmoth on "The Weekly" to lay out his platform and why he decided to run for Congress again.
News 6 political expert weighs in on Floridaโs midterm election
News 6 political expert and UCF history professor Dr. Jim Clark joined anchor Justin Warmoth on โThe Weeklyโ to break down some of the key races heading into Floridaโs primary election, including the matchup to see which Democrat will challenge Gov. Ron DeSantis in November.
โItโs like Russian roulette:โ Seminole sheriff explains how fentanyl is fueling deadly opioid crisis
Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma sat down with anchor Justin Warmoth on โThe Weeklyโ to break down how the opioid epidemic has evolved over the years and what itโs going to take to get the crisis under control.
The Weekly: Florida Congressman Soto talks Roe v. Wade, inflation
U.S. Rep. Darren Soto, D-Kissimmee, joined anchor Justin Warmoth on "The Weekly" to discuss the potential ruling, inflation, and whether he believes the Biden Administration is doing enough to curb the high cost of living.
The Weekly: Gov. DeSantisโ staff delayed records release. Hereโs how News 6 uncovered it
Persistence, creativity, and experience all played a role in a recent investigation by News 6's Mike DeForest that uncovered Gov. Ron DeSantis delayed the release of certain public records.
๐TELL US: Have you been affected by Floridaโs homeowners insurance crisis
Florida homeowners are seeing their premiums jump โ sometimes by more than triple โ or their policies are getting dropped all together.
The Weekly: Hereโs whatโs causing Floridaโs homeowners insurance crisis
Florida homeowners are seeing their premiums jump โ sometimes by more than triple โ or their policies are getting dropped all together.
News 6 political expert talks Florida politics on โThe Weeklyโ
With Florida's legislative session behind us, lawmakers could soon return to Tallahassee to hammer out some key items that still need to be addressed.
US Rep. Charlie Crist talks run for Florida governor on โThe Weeklyโ
U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, who served as Floridaโs Republican governor from 2007-11, has emerged as the frontrunner in the Democratic primary based on recent polls and campaign dollars raised.
The Weekly: As Florida rents, home prices soar, advocates ask: where will we live?
Nearly a thousand people move to the Sunshine State every day โ a trend analysts believe will continue for at least the next five years. And that begs the question: where are those folks going to live?
Could gas prices reach $4 a gallon? Gas Buddy analyst weighs in
Even with inflation reaching its highest point in 40 years, it seems the high price of gas โ at its highest level in eight years โ is frustrating Americans the most.
Orlando restaurant owner talks ongoing challenges from pandemic
From being forced to shut down in March 2020 to the ongoing shortages of both supplies and workers, the challenges have been constant โ especially for local restaurants.
The Weekly talks expanding cancer coverage for firefighters, ongoing problems with unemployment benefits
Florida is one step closer to expanding cancer coverage for firefighters.
โMore complicated:โ Orange County business owner talks supply chain bottleneck, inflation concerns
Some of the issues causing the slowdown include labor shortages, port congestion and manufacturing delays overseas.
Visit Orlando expecting influx of international tourists as travel ban gets lifted
The U.S. will lift its ban on international travelers effective Friday, Nov. 8, and it appears folks from all over the world are itching to get back to Americaโs tourist destinations.
US easing restrictions for international flights after 18 months
For the first time in 18 months, the U.S. will allow foreigners to fly into the country this fall if they have proof of vaccination and a negative coronavirus test.
Orlando pediatrician talks school mask mandates, vaccinations as coronavirus cases rise
Orlando pediatrician Dr. Candice Jones spoke with anchor Justin Warmoth on โThe Weekly on ClickOrlando.comโ about how the virus is affecting children.
Congressman Soto discusses Jan. 6 insurrection hearing, latest CDC recommendations
It was a busy week in the U.S. capitol; between the Jan. 6th insurrection hearing and the Centers for Disease Control's recommendations that all Americans should wear a mask indoors in public spaces.