One day after more than 100 undocumented immigrants were arrested in Tallahassee with the help of the Florida Highway Patrol, an email shared with News 6 appears to show some troopers in Central Florida may have been given direction not to wear their name tags during future ICE operations.

In February, Osceola County launched the first phase of its school zone safety program, where drivers would receive a $100 fine and a citation if caught speeding in a school zone. Phase two began in March, with both phases having a warning period of about a month before citations started going out.

Buc-ee’s aims to bring a strange Orlando-area business to court over knockoff beaver merchandise, according to a lawsuit filed on Thursday.

Some residents living under the jurisdiction of Osceola County are now being informed that they will soon become part of St. Cloud, raising concerns about potential property tax increases.

First came the debate to have dogs on the beach in Volusia County in recent weeks and now, a debate has sparked about allowing horses.

Eleven people were hurt after a boat explodes in Fort Lauderdale on Memorial Day.

Though there’s no word on the victim’s condition, police confirmed that everyone involved has been accounted for and that there was no suspect search.

Hurricane season is coming up, and cities across Central Florida are taking steps to make sure they’re prepared.

I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's happening in Central Florida's theatre and art scene.

It's never too early to think about preparing for hurricane season, according to the Osceola Emergency Management Team.

The Brevard County School teacher at the center of a fierce debate over parental and students’ rights attended a school board meeting for the first time Tuesday night.

As Kissimmee hosts a workshop to establish its downtown as a vibrant and distinctive destination in Central Florida, concerns about safety continue.

With aging infrastructure and rising costs, it's no wonder cities across Central Florida are struggling to keep up with stormwater projects.

Now that it’s May, school districts across Central Florida are gearing up to release their students for the summer.

Katrina McAllister and her family traveled from Ocala to join several others at Lake Eola Park Saturday to speak out against the FWC’s new proposed black bear hunt.

Brevard County residents searching for a local Trader Joe’s store may finally get their wish, according to county records obtained by News 6.

Sweltering temperatures aren’t stopping tens of thousands of music fans from pouring into the Daytona International Speedway for this year’s Welcome to Rockville festival.

As hurricane season approaches, we're taking your questions straight to the experts — our News 6 Weather Team.

Many residents told News 6 they did not know who maintains the roads they drive on, and it turns out that confusion is warranted.

In a statement to News 6, the private university said the decision affects 120 employees, primarily in staff positions, with a small number of faculty included in the reduction.

The incident kicked off in early March after a parent filed a complaint about what was going on, according to investigative reports obtained by News 6.

News 6 is hitting the road to Clermont, and we’ve got the guide to the city based on your recommendations.

News 6 Extra is a streaming newscast that gives you early access to investigative reports and community-focused journalism, along with your top stories and daily forecast.

A Titusville woman said she spent her Mother’s Day at her son’s grave site, still looking for closure on how he died.

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

Some local homeowners are frustrated because they have codes that prevent them from painting their houses a certain color. The issue is soon set to appear before the city council.

Find out what it takes to become a substitute teacher in Central Florida.

Some residents in Central Florida may have heard about a supposedly cursed stretch of Interstate 4 known as the “Dead Zone.” But it turns out that it may have been entirely made up.

This Mother’s Day, a local mother is trying to figure out where her family will live after a devastating blaze burned their home last week in Sorrento.

A fiery crash in Frostproof killed two people and left a road shut down for several hours, according to the sheriff’s office.

Families who want a fence between a new playground and a big pond could be getting results.

Diedre Anderson holds back tears as she reflects on the death of her father, Gregory Reed, who was shot to death in Ocoee in November 2023.

Nearly two years after Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Orange-Osceola State Attorney Monique Worrell, state officials have agreed to pay $40,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit filed by one of Worrell’s former employees, records obtained by News 6 show.

Raindrops keep falling on my head.

Raindrops keep falling on my head.

A loose kangaroo was found in Central Florida on Monday, sparking a response by wildlife investigators, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

The trial for a Brevard County teacher accused of being at a house party with teenagers is set to begin soon with jury selection.

New surveillance video is shedding light on what happened just minutes before a deadly officer-involved shooting outside an Orlando apartment complex near the Mall at Millenia.

Orlando officers responded to an area near an apartment complex for an investigation on Thursday evening, according to the police department.

More than 900 union members walked off their jobs Wednesday at Lockheed Martin sites in Orlando and Denver, according to a news release.

A spokesperson for Orange County Public Schools confirms to News 6 that hundreds of teachers have received letters stating they won't be returning to their current positions next year, as the district deals with a drop in enrollment and budget cuts.

A bill in Tallahassee which would require EpiPen and anaphylaxis training for some schools is one step closer to becoming law.

The Orlando Ballet is closing out the 2024-2025 season with one of the oldest classical ballets, but this one is also the most challenging.

Earlier this year News 6 discovered the Florida Department of Corrections does much more than just operate the country’s third-large state prison system. FDOC has been operating a quick-reaction force created to respond to problems or complaints centered around convicted criminals living in society.

The coyote or coyotes remain at large. The incidents have been reported to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Just weeks after a shooting at Florida State University left two dead and six others injured, people from across the country are gathering in Central Florida to discuss ways to enhance student safety and security.

Sumter County residents have several resources available to them to help prepare ahead of a storm.

Flagler County residents have several resources available to them while preparing for a storm.

Find out how Volusia County residents can stay informed before, during and after a hurricane.

Residents of Marion County have several resources available to them while preparing for a storm, riding it out and dealing with the aftermath once it passes.

Find out how Seminole County residents can stay informed before, during and after a hurricane.

Find out how Osceola County residents can stay informed before, during and after a hurricane.

Inflation has cooled since its peak during the pandemic, but the shock waves are keeping the cost of living high.

I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's happening in Central Florida's theatre and art scene.

An undisclosed missile launches during a Department of Defense test from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Governor Ron DeSantis spoke exclusively to News 6 reporter Laverne McGee about several issues regarding Central Florida, from his enthusiasm about Epic Universe to his attempts to ease traffic on I-4.

After a Brevard County teacher was found to have violated state law by calling a student by a “preferred name,” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke with News 6 to give his two cents on the matter.

Check out these features on the News 6 Weather App.

A Delta airplane catches fire at Orlando International Airport.

Authorities say a Lake City Police Department officer was shot during an Easter celebration.

From the cost of flights and gas for traveling to the high cost of eggs, your dollar didn’t take you as far this year.

The program, launched last year in partnership with Miami-Dade Public Schools and BusPatrol, aimed to catch drivers illegally passing stopped school buses using automated cameras.

This week was the IRS deadline to file taxes for most Americans, but Floridians have an automatic extension until May 1, 2025, due to Hurricane Milton.

Jenna Koo, a final-year nursing student at the University of Central Florida (UCF), never anticipated that her college experience would equip her with the skills to save lives. As she approaches graduation, Koo is acutely aware of the looming nursing shortage in Florida, projected to reach nearly 60,000 by 2035, according to the Florida Hospital Association.

Following a fatal shooting at Florida State University on Thursday, News 6 takes a look back at the history of campus shootings in recent decades.

News 6 went to Apopka City Hall, where a representative from Congressman Daniel Webster’s office was meeting with constituents. Our camera was not allowed inside the meeting, but we did meet a handful of people outside who showed up to share their concerns.

Thick black smoke was seen flowing from a CVS store in Kissimmee.

Orlando police confirmed Wednesday that its officers helped clear a homeless encampment that News 6 had visited Monday.

Less than a week after a wrongly-released convicted murderer was picked up in Central Florida, News 6 has learned a local jail is using eyeball scanning to ensure it never happens there.

As crews continue to battle brush fires across Central Florida, some residents have reached out to News 6 for help dealing with the aftermath. Here is what we found.

U.S. Congressman Cory Mills spoke with News 6 on Tuesday regarding a number of issues the community is facing.

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

City officials tell News 6 that they’re getting input from surrounding cities to come up with best practices for a backyard chicken program. City commissioners will get an update during the next work

Dozens of people who live in a homeless encampment in Orlando are preparing to vacate the area on the heels of receiving a violation notice demanding they remove their tents.

Some of the residents contacted News 6, saying the smoke seemed unbearable.

Central Florida Miracle League was down to its last out.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino came to the City Beautiful to preview the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup and talked about a potential host site of the Women's World Cup.

I'm Brooke Savage, the writer behind the "Setting The Stage" newsletter, with what's happening in Central Florida's theatre and art scene.

At dismissal Thursday, students at Satellite High School rallied in support of a teacher who won't be returning to the classroom next year.

Seminole County has hosted a series of public meetings on growth this week, including one tonight from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Oviedo Mall’s community room.

From chain stores like Walmart to small local stores, to customers, everyone is bracing for the pain.

Download or print this checklist to make sure you and your family are prepared for a major storm.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office confirmed Tuesday the agency is looking into a Facebook post that appears to depict nine dead peafowl — a mix of male peacocks and female peahen.

A juvenile faces charges after admitting to pointing a BB gun at children while riding as a passenger on a scooter, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

What started as a neighborhood eyesore is now a clean corner, thanks to a tip from a News 6 viewer and quick action from Orange County leaders.

We’ve all gotten them: unsolicited text messages and emails, seemingly harmless but secretly after your information. And with the tax filing deadline approaching, you may see an uptick.

News 6 anchor Ginger Gadsden explores the Cross Seminole Trail.

Tucked away off Broadway Street, inside a very non-descript building that houses the Oviedo Bowling Center, is one of the largest working collections of pinball machines in Central Florida.

Volusia County officials approved changes for commercial fisherman in what they called a “clean-up” to its parking rules that went into effect at the start of the year.

For parents across Central Florida, the name Oviedo resonates deeply, especially for those whose children have participated in youth sports.

News 6 met with about a dozen residents in Osceola County's Brighton Lakes development to speak about their concerns regarding their prospective neighbors.

WKMG-TV News 6 in Orlando announces Autumn Jones as its news News Director.

Orange County firefighters reported no injuries after responding to reports of a burning church.

Florida is no stranger to strange sights and places... but extraterrestrials?

Prepare for incoming rain and thunderstorms in Central Florida this weekend. Stay updated on weather conditions with News 6.

News 6 loves to showcase hidden gems across Central Florida, and one of those gems is taking us back 139 years to "the house that hats built."

This week, Airbnb unveiled some of the most wishlisted properties in every state — including one right here in Central Florida.

Some homeowners in Sanford have been wondering why they've had trouble watering their lawns for more than a week.

The widows of two Melbourne firefighters who died from cancer contracted in the line of duty are still being denied benefits they are supposed to receive under Florida law.

For years, News 6 has reported on the issues on the street. Speeding cars, numerous bus stops, and lack of crosswalks for most of the street make it a potentially hazardous area for pedestrians. A public meeting on new safety plans is tonight in Kissimmee.