The weather is absolutely gorgeous, so we’re taking a drive through Seminole County to check out some of the newest improvements along I-4.

We’ve got Justin Esteras from Seminole County Fire stepping up for a live head shave during our stream. So tune in and watch as he goes from full coverage to freshly buzzed, all in the name of charity.

You know it’s going to be a good time when firefighters and law enforcement officers lace up their skates and hit the ice, but this isn’t just about bragging rights. The 9th Annual Guns N’ Hoses Charity Hockey Game is right around the corner, and it’s all for a great cause!

A very wet and dangerous morning on Central Florida’s roadways, as strong storm cells lead to tornado warnings and damage across the area.

It’s the end of the week, so what better way to wrap things up than with a little traffic adventure?

We’re heading back out to Orange Avenue to check out this redesign of the redesign.

This incredible service brings healthcare directly to communities where resources may be scarce and can even be deployed in emergency situations.

Today, we’re having a conversation about cancer, resilience and the will to keep moving forward. Our guest, Michael Picard, knows this battle all too well.

You guys know I’m always looking for trouble, and today, I think I found it—prehistoric trouble!

Today, I want to talk about something that doesn’t always get enough attention: staying safe in parking lots—places like shopping centers, grocery stores and retail plazas.

You all have made it crystal clear that you enjoy a scenic drive through uncharted territory, so today we're setting sail for Margaritaville right in the heart of west Osceola County!

Join me on today's live stream as I head out to the Oviedo area to investigate a roadway feature that's sparking conversation

Today in Results-1, we are honored to welcome Ormond Beach Police Chief Robert "Jesse" Godfrey to the show.

At first glance, you might think Paris is the kind of dog who would slow you down. But buckle up, because you’re in for a surprise.

Viewer Thomas L. reached out with a concern about a new intersection on SR-46 at Wekiva River Road, saying that turning left onto Wekiva River Road feels hazardous.

Ride along with Trooper Steve as he patrols the roads of Central Florida.

David brings a unique skill set to the team, specializing in online streaming and digital weather coverage.

Watch Trooper Steve on Patrol live on News 6+ and at ClickOrlando.com.

With how muddy some Florida roads can get, it’s probably not much of a surprise for Florida drivers when they get some dirt on their tail ends.

This morning, under a thick blanket of fog, we're heading up to Barberville to take a closer look at a traffic concern brought to our attention by a viewer.

At News 6, traffic safety isn’t just a topic we cover — it’s a mission we take seriously. Long before I joined the team, one of our own was directly impacted by a traffic incident that changed the course of his life and ultimately helped shape Florida law.

Join us on Trooper Steve on Patrol where we’ll explore the crucial relationship between posted traffic signs and roadway traffic markings.

A sharp-eyed viewer asked us to take a closer look at the Lakemont Avenue exit.

Let’s face it—traffic signals are everywhere. Yet, somehow, they still manage to confuse people daily.

Navigating multi-turning lanes and understanding right-on-red rules can be tricky for many drivers.

What should you do when you’re pulled over? Trooper Steve breaks it down on today's Trooper Steve on Patrol.

Bicycle riding is an increasingly popular way to stay active and eco-friendly, but knowing the rules of the road is crucial for staying safe.

Today, our stream will take us to Semoran Boulevard in the area of University Boulevard, a busy intersection that’s seen some recent construction on its shoulders.

Today, we bring you a special live interview inside Results-1, highlighting an organization that is near and dear to my heart — the Keri Anne DeMott Foundation.

How much space is enough? What’s the ideal distance to keep between your vehicle and the one in front of you, especially in heavy traffic?

Fireman Rob is a true American hero, known for his incredible journey of resilience, dedication and service. An Air Force veteran and career firefighter, Rob supported search and recovery efforts after the 9/11 tragedy and has since made it his mission to inspire others to “live your passion.”

As we step into 2025, I’m thrilled to continue our tradition of shining a spotlight on the incredible animals at Orange County Animal Services that are looking for their forever homes. Surrendered to the shelter back in 2014 as a puppy, Jayko has grown into a calm, gentle and loving companion.

It’s a scenario many drivers encounter, and the answer isn’t always as straightforward as it seems.

In today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol stream, I’ll be sitting down with an Auxiliary Trooper Paul Davis to discuss the upcoming 5K event, the importance of the FHP Auxiliary’s work and how this initiative aims to strengthen community ties.

Join us as we discuss the rules, potential consequences, and everything you need to know about making this split-second decision.

We’ll delve into her background and discuss her vision for Kissimmee’s future.

I’m heading over to the DeBary SunRail station to check out some major construction along Fort Florida Road.

We’ll examine the changes, discuss their potential impact on traffic, and share insights on what drivers can expect in the coming weeks.

Tune in at 10 a.m. and help us spread the word — Snubbull’s perfect match could be just a share away!

This question, raised by Pat, highlights a common frustration in parking lots: pedestrians walking in front of moving cars. It’s a valid concern, as both drivers and pedestrians share responsibility for safety in these busy spaces.

Traffic congestion and safety concerns remain hot topics for local communities, especially when vital infrastructure upgrades seem stalled.

The holiday season is all about giving back and the News 6 team is doing just that through the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.

This iconic intersection near major attractions like Walt Disney World is known for its heavy congestion and frequent lane changes, making it a hotspot for accidents.

Trooper Steve on Patrol checks out SR-434 in Seminole County.

Officer by day, magician by night.

Thanksgiving week is one of the busiest travel periods of the year and I’m here to help make your journey as smooth as possible.

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.

Florida’s law enforcement history is a rich tapestry of dedication, innovation, and tradition.

Today is a special day for us here at News 6 as we join forces with the Salvation Army to kick off the annual Angel Tree program.

We took a break from our usual traffic safety coverage to visit the Seminole County Central Transfer Station, a vital part of our community’s waste management and recycling efforts.

After hearing from residents about bicyclists riding in the wrong lanes and going against traffic, Trooper Steve On Patrol takes a trip to Groveland to set the record straight.

There’s a hidden gem in Pine Hills, one that’s not only changing the landscape but the heartbeat of the community it serves.

News 6 will be bringing our newscast live from the Boys and Girls Club as we keep exploring the amazing communities here in Central Florida.

Today for Trooper Steve On Patrol, we’re walking the scene of a deadly shooting that took place just hours earlier in downtown Orlando.

While ghouls and goblins roam the streets, let’s make sure everyone stays safe.

As we continue with our WKMG Hits The Road series, today’s stream brings me to our Pine Hills community.

Keeping your vehicle’s registration current is not just a legal requirement, it’s also essential for road safety and helps avoid hefty fines or penalties.

In driving, few situations can be as tricky as determining who has the right of way when changing lanes. This topic often sparks debate, with many drivers unsure about the proper protocol. Watch today's Trooper Steve on Patrol.

Today, I will be hanging out with our radio partners at Mix 105.1. It’s always fun when the radio and TV collide.

Sometimes, a simple reminder is what is needed to stay safe.

Between the washed-out portions of the road was a driveway leading to the home of an 80-year-old man, whom Trooper Steve said was stuck thanks to the collapsed street.

As Central Florida starts to feel the effects from Hurricane Milton, Trooper Steve headed out to investigate possible tornado damage associated with the storm.

Join me in Results-1 and we’ll go over all things travel lanes.

Recently, a concerned viewer reached out about a dangerous intersection in DeBary — the crossing of Sanford Avenue and Shell Road.

Rob Fess, a retired U.S. Army major who served in Iraq from 2007-08 and Afghanistan from 2011-12, has found a powerful way to cope with the challenges of post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.

Trooper Steve on Patrol drives the outskirts and discusses future traffic around Universal Orlando's 4th theme park.

We address how speed limits are determined and talk about why, at times, some directions of travel will have different speed limits despite being located on the very same roadway.

Today we launch the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun, cultured conversation during Trooper Steve on Patrol.

I’ll be focused on Edgewood Drive, as multiple viewers in that area have notified me of speeding concerns and drivers simply failing to stop at stop signs.

Being properly positioned when operating your vehicle is key to not only a safe driving experience but a comfortable one.

We were out in the tourist district breaking down the evolving traffic pattern on State Road 535 for Trooper Steve On Patrol.

Metal guard rail barriers versus concrete barriers. That is our topic of discussion today.

A viewer was curious whether it was legal or not to fish from the Max Brewer Bridge. I found this a really good excuse to drive out to our space coast.

Today, I am headed into the Pine Hills community. A viewer reached out about a troubled intersection along Pine Hills Road.

If you’ve spent any time here during the summer and warm weather months, you may have encountered an oddly large bird.

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

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.

BACK TO SCHOOL! This means so many things when it comes to how we drive here in Central Florida.

We have been covering a lot of back-to-school topics and today is no different.

There have been a lot of updates and changes when it comes to your driver’s license and ways to renew or update your information. What better than having an elected tax collector answer those questions?

A viewer asked if there are actual classes out there for someone who is wanting to become a better driver. There are a few paid and free courses available to the community.

From treating non-working traffic lights as four-way stops to avoiding flooded roadways, Trooper Steve on Patrol reminds us how to drive in dangerous weather situations.

Trooper Steve on Patrol takes it to Lake County to check out some cool technology.

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

We're heading back to Orange County Animal Services!

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

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.