The Stars of Life program honors EMS first responders who have completed extraordinary acts of service for their patients, colleagues, communities or the EMS profession.

We’ll dive into the pressing issues facing our community, the department’s latest initiatives and Chief Jakari Young’s vision for public safety in Daytona Beach.

Today, we’re taking our live stream to the Maitland SunRail station to shine a light on an important safety issue impacting both drivers and pedestrians.

Senior dogs like Zelda and Hilda are often overlooked, but they have so much love to give. They’re calm, loyal, and ready to be the perfect addition to your family.

It’s a tradition that offers a chance to connect with students, share the essence of our work, and inspire the next generation.

We’re heading to the Pine Hills community to address an issue that continues to impact our residents: pedestrian safety.

As the holiday season begins, Maj. Ken Chapman, area commander for the Salvation Army, visits News 6 to showcase an iconic symbol of hope and generosity: the world’s largest Red Kettle.

Our newest member of the News 6 morning team is a native here to our Central Florida community.

Today for “Trooper Steve on Patrol,” we get to meet an Orange County shelter dog named Trooper Steve!

Ezzy Castro joins me to talk about Light Orlando and its effort to pack 1,000,000 meals for the Central Florida community.

We are back at Orange County Animal Services to feature 6-year-old Sky!

Join me on today’s stream as we go through a educational session on where, when and why you should be stopping in certain areas.

Oviedo police Officer Ashley Pierce was given a lifetime achievement award from the Florida Association of School Resource Officers.

Serving in the Vietnam War at just 22 years old, Marc Gimbel, now 77, has gone back. Marc recently completed 390 miles in two weeks biking through Vietnam and reliving his past with a new sense of humanity.

News 6 traffic safety expert Trooper Steve Montiero answers viewer questions and shares tips about the rules of the road, helping Central Florida residents become better drivers by being better educated.

Today, I teamed up with the organization Best Foot Forward and the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office on a pedestrian safety effort.

Ever been driving and when you approach a traffic light, it cycles a few times without changing your light?

Trooper Steve talks bicycle safety ahead of the school year.

It’s a little early to be talking back to school, but for two central Florida counties that will be a thing year-round.

I was asked if there is ever a time to where you can override the no passing zone? We will talk about this in length on Trooper Steve On Patrol.

Who is in the right here? As the answer seems pretty obvious, during today’s stream we will talk about the ramifications of people doing this and who’s right and who’s wrong.

Viewers submitted questions about completed construction along Clearlake Road. The best part of being mobile is we can see things for the first time together.

The incident has sparked some scrutiny regarding the Secret Service security detail who were responsible for guarding Trump during the event.

The Military Order of the Purple Heart does a lot to support veterans with Purple Hearts, including helping pay rents, help find housing, jobs, support, offering scholarships to Purple Heart recipients and their families.

Join me on Trooper Steve On Patrol as we check out a friendly water gun battle between summer campers and police in St. Cloud.

As our roadways begin to become more congested, it seems a lot of drivers are creating their own rules out of convenience.

Do you have to obey that school zone if it’s active during the summer?

Located in the booming area of Winter Garden and Ocoee, the growth of homes and increase of cars on the road has caused major roadway transformation out here.

On today’s stream, we will be welcoming into Results-1 Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith.

There have been some questions about what certain lights mean at that intersection, specifically some blue lights on top of the traffic lights.

Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington joins me inside of Results-1.

The best day of the month is when we get to go out On Patrol and find a family for an animal in need. We're back out at Orange County Animal Services today visiting a special fur baby.

If you are looking for a career that is fulfilling, exciting and comes with an amazing list of benefits, well I might have something for you today.

You guys already know we have reporters assigned to cover all areas of Central Florida. We take great pride in knowing that a lot of our reporters are originally right here from Central Florida. Volusia County reporter Molly Reed is no different.

We have some new faces here at News 6 and what better way to understand who they are than welcoming them into Results-1 for a good conversation.

On today’s stream, we are going to discuss what Florida law says about funeral processions and some tips of what you should be doing when encountering such situation.

We are back out at Orange County Animal Services trying to find Pretzel a home.

A News 6 viewer indicated that drivers would fly down this travel lane in order to bypass standing traffic.

On today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol, we’re going to talk about the benefits of having a camera and some insights to the different versions that are out there.

A gift for teaching is an amazing organization that supports teachers and schools.

If you live anywhere in Osceola County, there is a good chance you have driven on Neptune Road.

Chief Betty Holland of the Kissimmee Police Department joins me today in Results-1.

After several amazing stops already throughout Central Florida, our next stop on WKMG Hits the Road is Kissimmee.

There are a few mechanic shops and used car dealerships that park their excess vehicles on public sidewalks. The question has been presented, is this OK? We'll break down whether it is allowed.

Now we can do an On Patrol in several areas of Poinciana but today, we are headed to Poinciana Boulevard and US-192.

We are welcoming Seniors Helping Seniors into Results-1 to discuss how the in-home senior care concept is on a mission to expand support for elderly veterans in the area with more than 300 caregivers serving seniors every day, half of whom are veterans.

Have you ever been driving and attempted to make a left or right turn, but before you could even get in the turning lane, you find yourself stuck in traffic? This has happened to me more than I can count.

A shelter dog that was in urgent need of help is now with a rescue after appearing on Trooper Steve on Patrol this week.

Today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol we are going to explain how traffic lights change, how they recognize you are there and talk about these so-called cameras that are above traffic lights.

Weather and traffic come together today for Trooper Steve on Patrol.

Any time that a county is expanding their tax collector office, I’m game. Join me today to learn about its new location and, of course, the resources that they will provide.

I think it’s pretty obvious at this point, my favorite day “On Patrol” with you guys is any day that we get to feature a dog or a cat that needs a home.

Have you ever heard of the term "claiming an intersection?" If you have, then I would encourage you to watch today’s stream.

Today on Patrol, we will be visiting the Altamonte Springs area.

You may have heard me say, do not make your traffic problems everyone else’s traffic problems. But what exactly do I mean by that?

With a beautiful community and beautiful beaches, it brings a lot of pedestrian traffic. Viewer Mary reached out to me with concerns with the lack of pedestrian crosswalks along A1A within this community.

Viewer Don sent me a request to please check this area out because he wants my opinion whether some type of traffic-control device needs to be installed. Although I already know how I feel about this area, I want to take you guys along for the ride.

Recently while On Patrol, we featured an amazing dog named Reginald from Orange County Animal Services. Right after our live stream featuring Reginald, he was adopted by an Orange County deputy.

Take a ride with Trooper Steve as he tours Seminole County with Lt. Mike Hawkins. It's Trooper Steve On Patrol.

A viewer sent me an intersection to investigate and that’s exactly what we are going do today. I will be out at County Road 46A.

We have a lot of history here at WKMG News 6. Our staff is built and truly run by a group of people who grew up here in Central Florida. Join me as we chat with our production director, who is fourth-generation Sanfordite.

Renee, a loyal News 6 viewer, reached out with questions as to why her community does not have sidewalks. Join me as we check it out.

Every morning, crossing guards across Central Florida dedicate their time to make sure our students get to school safely.

Every morning, crossing guards across Central Florida dedicate their time to make sure our students get to school safely.

You may or may not have heard of the Orlando Bushman. In simple terms, he is a man who dresses up like a bush and waits for unsuspecting pedestrians to walk by and see their reaction.

Beyond thrilled to welcome Deputy Chief Robin Griffin-Kitzerow into Results-1 today. She joined UCF Police as deputy chief in March 2022 as the highest-ranking woman in the agency’s history.

You already know I have a love for dogs that runs deep. Since joining forces with Orange County Animal Services, my heart has been so happy that we can to feature these amazing animals and we will continue this effort as long as we can.

Mary Wittmeyer will be honored at her Centenarian Celebration and National Women’s Month by the Port Orange Police Department and the City of Port Orange. Join me for a special Trooper Steve on Patrol stream.

March is Women’s History Month, and you might be surprised if I said within my law enforcement career, I have only ever had female supervisors.

Carrying a concealed firearm comes with a mass amount of responsibility and discipline. A few questions have come in when it pertains to driving with a concealed firearm.

Keeping with the vibe of today’s Ask Trooper Steve and the use of turning signals, we used Results-1 to demonstrate when and where your turning signals are required.

I received an email from a viewer asking why traffic is so bad in an area that is not designed to have crazy traffic. I’m talking about the area of the Cocoa Village. Join me as we check out the area and what it has to offer.

Today, we are going to talk basics about the law that speaks of your car’s horn, and I’ll share a story or two about my time on the road.

Andy is extremely passionate about serving veterans and is well-versed about their needs and how people can get involved through volunteering, especially with our biggest volunteer need, the DAV transportation network.

The sixth annual Hot Rods for Heroes car, truck and bike show presented by Honor Flight Central Florida will be taking place this Saturday.

We speak about driving under the influence to the point that we are blue in the face. But how often do we talk about drowsy driving?

The question was presented, but what if you encounter something that’s not safe or maybe a bicyclist traveling in the same lane?

Crossing a median sounds pretty simple. But I can guarantee we’ve all come to that one median crossing, where the nerves begin to kick in and there are multiple vehicles trying to do multiple different things.

Recently, Jim emailed me talking about the “bandit drivers.“ This got my attention and I had to see what he was talking about.

Today’s “Trooper Steve on Patrol” took us to Lake Underhill Road where we had a chat with Orange County Fire Rescue Cpt. Troy Broadaway.

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.

We are still patrolling the roads of east Orange County as WKMG Hits the Road.

You might have heard that WKMG is hitting the road and visiting you in your local communities. Although we get to do that every day while out On Patrol, our entire team is going to be dedicated to reporting specifically on things you want to know about in your community.

Best question ever because I have been asked this personally a million times.

In today’s world, everyone has a camera basically on them all the time.

Trooper Steve learns about track safety at Daytona International Speedway

I wanted to have a discussion of what unions do for their officers and how unions get involved in their communities. This weekend, we will celebrate the 12th Annual Blue Light Gala that recognizes survivors of deaths in the line of duty.

Trooper Steve learns about track safety at Daytona International Speedway

Today's stream will be dedicated to visiting this school zone and take a look at how drivers are treating the rules.

Trooper Steve learns about track safety at Daytona International Speedway

Just because we are mobile does not stop us from featuring our amazing veterans here in Central Florida.

Trooper Steve learns about track safety at Daytona International Speedway

Today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol brings us back out to the rest areas.

Starting this month, Trooper Steve on Patrol is partnering with Orange County Animal Services in hopes to finding these sheltered animals forever homes.

Members from the Officer Support Initiative, a nonprofit organization, will join me in Results-1 to talk about the organization and an upcoming event.

As the motoring public, we should do our best to ensure their safety as well. Today on Trooper Steve on Patrol, we'll talk about the blind spots and warnings you should be aware of when traveling around semitrucks.

Takes one email to get my attention and that is what has happened today. I have been looking for a reason to come explore Flagler County, and Susan is making that happen.

Today on Trooper Steve on Patrol, we will be conducting a “speed observation.”

We will take a look because I know signs can be a little interesting in that area and decipher how traffic should be maneuvering.

With over 63,000 students, the University of Central Florida Police Department has a huge responsibility on their hands. Leading the charge is Chief of Police Carl Metzger.