The Orlando Anarchy plays in a women’s tackle football league, and Melinda Sparks is not only a player, she’s the owner.

A Central Florida nonprofit is getting results for girls and young women dealing with trauma, through education, counseling, training, and advocacy.

An Orlando City Commissioner's unusual idea to put "safety coaches" in one troubled school to combat violence is now happening.

The University of Central Florida Police Department now has the ability to livestream a police officer's body camera video directly into their headquarters.

Natallia Magan picked up any type of waste that was in her way while walking on Parramore Avenue Wednesday.

October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month.

Nonprofit Healthy Families Seminole at the Children’s Home Society (CHS) of Florida, which works to keep families together and children out of foster care, has seen a 100% success rate this year.

The generosity of the church’s congregation allowed the school to update the media center with new furniture, paint, and laptops.

The Seminole County Public Schools Transportation Services team worked through the bugs in their new transportation app, and because of that, were nominated for this week’s News 6 Getting Results Award.

The sound of applause filled the halls inside UCF’s Nicholson School of Communication and Media Thursday for Allison McGinley, who we lovingly call Al.

A preliminary review by News 6 found several residents have experienced similar cases where Homeowner Assistance funds paid by the DEO could not be accounted for.

Brevard County schools are facing challenges on the first day of the 2022-2023 school year Wednesday, as the district reported 143 teacher vacancies countywide.

News 6 is celebrating our local educators! We've interviewed teachers across Central Florida, asking them "Why do you teach?"

Anthony Wild has spent his life on stage. But he’ll tell you his greatest performance has been away from the spotlight.

When Jena McKinstry decided to put her 7-year-old Pomeranian, “Koda The Fluff,” in a toy car she couldn’t have realized the impact it would have on others.

An Apopka restaurant is bringing together its community to help a fireman who suffered a significant work-related injury last week. Porkie’s Original BBQ announced on its Facebook page it will hold a fundraiser on Thursday, July 7, for Austin Duran, the Apopka firefighter who has been fighting to recover from a tragic injury he sustained while working on June 30.

A local nonprofit organization is helping get results with families struggling to make ends meet. Eight Waves is working to connect students with hygiene products.