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Shooting inside Dunkin’ in Daytona Beach prompts lockdown of Mainland High School

A shooting inside a Dunkin Donuts in Daytona Beach prompts the lockdown of a nearby high school, police say.

Seminole High School teacher arrested, accused of trafficking fentanyl

A Seminole County Public Schools employee was arrested on drug trafficking charges.

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Shooting inside Dunkin’ in Daytona Beach prompts lockdown of Mainland High School

Seminole High School teacher arrested, accused of trafficking fentanyl

Volusia retiree spends days helping at food pantries, homeless camps

Volusia, Flagler solution for teens, young adults experiencing psychosis

Still no flashing light, guardrail at troubled 408 off-ramp, but are they the answer?

Insider extra: Solution for people experiencing mental health issues in Volusia, Flagler counties

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

Insider extra: Retiree helps at food pantries, homeless camps around Volusia County

Jack Poirier is a grocery-getter who spends his retirement helping others.

Volusia retiree spends days helping at food pantries, homeless camps

Jack Poirier is a grocery-getter who spends his retirement helping others.

Volusia, Flagler solution for teens, young adults experiencing psychosis

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

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Getting Results for Dinner-- Week of 2/27/23

News 6 gets results for your belly.

Florida health officials set medical marijuana dosage, supply limits

Florida health officials have released a highly anticipated rule setting THC dosage amounts and supply limits on products doctors can order for medical-marijuana patients.

Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority hosts free health event for women in need of mammograms

Sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha is making sure women across Central Florida are staying healthy, which is why they are providing free mammograms this weekend.

Orlando family advocates for more federal funding to support children’s hospitals

A family’s plea to Florida lawmakers could help provide extra federal funding to support children’s hospitals.

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Women’s History and Cultural Center opens in Orlando, museum shows history of Girl Scouts

The Girl Scouts of Citrus is celebrating the accomplishments of women with its new Women's History and Cultural Center.

Anguish into action: The Dru Project empowers LGBTQ+ youth through advocacy and education

Drew Leinonen was among the 49 killed in the Pulse nightclub massacre in June 2016. Three of Leinonen's close friends started a nonprofit to continue his legacy.

Osceola County schools superintendent reflects on 33-year legacy ahead of retirement

Dr. Debra Pace has been serving Osceola County’s school district for 33 years.

‘It just makes you feel good:’ Volunteers from Orange County school help feed families at Ronald McDonald House

Teachers and students from the Waterford Elementary student council are making sure families at Ronald McDonald House are feeling a little extra love with some home-cooked meals.

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Insider extra: Solution for people experiencing mental health issues in Volusia, Flagler counties

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

Volusia, Flagler solution for teens, young adults experiencing psychosis

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

Still no flashing light, guardrail at troubled 408 off-ramp, but are they the answer?

News 6 checked up on a troubled east Orange County off-ramp and discovered some of the safety measures that the county had proposed, including a flashing light, are still not there.

Insider extra: Osceola sheriff shows how deputies respond when someone goes missing

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez said much of the search effort is “behind the scenes” and “all hands on deck,” especially when it’s a child missing.

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Women’s History and Cultural Center opens in Orlando, museum shows history of Girl Scouts

The Girl Scouts of Citrus is celebrating the accomplishments of women with its new Women's History and Cultural Center.

Insider extra: Osceola sheriff shows how deputies respond when someone goes missing

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez said much of the search effort is “behind the scenes” and “all hands on deck,” especially when it’s a child missing.

Anguish into action: The Dru Project empowers LGBTQ+ youth through advocacy and education

Drew Leinonen was among the 49 killed in the Pulse nightclub massacre in June 2016. Three of Leinonen's close friends started a nonprofit to continue his legacy.

What happens when someone goes missing? Osceola County sheriff explains

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez said much of the search effort is “behind the scenes” and “all hands on deck,” especially when it’s a child missing.

‘Beautiful, elegant, worthy:’ Longwood nonprofit uses lipstick to comfort domestic abuse victims

Sheryl Kurland’s mom once told her, “if you want to feel better, put a little lipstick on.”

Orlando partners with nonprofit to help people work out of homelessness, keep city beautiful

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer joined workers cleaning up litter and debris Thursday to highlight a partnership that’s helping people work out of homelessness.

Flagler jail graduation ceremony reinforces support, helps keep inmates from returning

It's a graduation ceremony like none other.

Insider extra: Nonprofit helps employ visually impaired workers in Central Florida

Lighthouse Central Florida and Lighthouse Works help to train and employ the blind and visually impaired.

‘It’s empowerment:’ Central Florida nonprofit creates jobs for blind, visually impaired workers

Lighthouse Central Florida and Lighthouse Works help to train and employ the blind and visually impaired.

Central Florida organizations provide financial literacy classes amid housing crisis

As rising rent continues to plague Central Florida and the nation, local organizations are working together during this housing crisis to bring vital tools to residents.

FHP, Central Florida nonprofit host blood drive to help children with cancer

The Florida Highway Patrol and a local nonprofit, Rosie’s Adventures, are getting results for children battling cancer.

‘Very safe, calming place:’ Orange County SAFE program helps ease students’ burdens

Orange County Public Schools offers confidential resources for students in low- and middle-income families through the district’s SAFE program.

‘It’s addictive:’ Flagler County volunteer books it to help out at local library

This week’s Getting Results Award winner is helping to keep library programs funded in Flagler County.

Former inmates now run Flagler County kitchen thanks to jail cooking class

News 6 is seeing the results of a unique jail cooking class that began last year.

Seminole State College hosts events to prep high schoolers for next step in education

Seminole State College of Florida and Seminole County Public Schools partnered to give 700 high school seniors the tools to take the next step in their education.

‘Time to pay it forward:’ This Villages-based nonprofit puts veterans first

Marie Bogdonoff started Villagers For Veterans in 2015.

Flagler detention deputies become part of support network for addicted inmates in recovery

It is the missing piece in trying to help addicted inmates recover so they don't come back to jail.

‘Kids of today care:’ Orlando elementary students make Valentine’s Day cards for seniors

Students at Waterford Elementary School in Orlando are making sure senior citizens in their neighborhood feel a little extra love this Valentine’s Day.

No changes to troubled Orange County off-ramp as driver who crashed into retention pond dies

News 6 has learned the driver who sailed off an East Orange County off-ramp and landed in a retention pond on Alafaya Trail has now died.

News 6 gives inside look at Volusia County’s new center for troubled youth

News 6 got an inside look at the new place where kids in trouble go in Volusia County.

‘It really is a rebirth:’ Daytona Beach center for visually impaired gets a 2nd chance

The Conklin Davis Center for the Visually impaired in Daytona Beach offers a one-of-a-kind vocational program.

2nd chance for Daytona Beach center for visually impaired

The Conklin Davis Center for the Visually impaired in Daytona Beach offers a one-of-a-kind vocational program.

1st Black woman to serve as Ocala police officer invited back, gets her old badge

Monday afternoon, a Marion County trailblazer — the first-ever Black female officer hired at the Ocala Police Department more than a half-century ago — was honored.

‘We get to help them read:’ Seminole County school pairs 4th graders and kindergarteners in reading program

A Seminole County elementary school is getting results by pairing fourth graders and kindergarteners in its Reading Buddies Program. Students at Evans Elementary meet twice a month for the program.

Flashing lights, possibly a guardrail coming to troubled SR 408 exit

Orange County is making changes after News 6 asked about a S.R. 408 exit where two drivers have now ended up severely injured, one of them dying.

Orange County schools team up with doctors, first responders to teach CPR

Orange County Public Schools teamed up with doctors and first responders to teach students CPR on Thursday.

Orlando nonprofit provides free food to local veterans each month

A Central Florida nonprofit agency is serving those who served by providing a free food giveaway each month.

‘Don’t need to be a certain age:’ Central Florida teen, grandmother run food pantry

At 17 years old, Serenity Gary has already made a name for herself as a Central Florida philanthropist.

Orange County inmates train greyhounds to become companion pets

Five greyhounds went home to their forever families after learning a few new tricks at the Central Florida Reception Center.

‘Uber for animals:’ Brevard nonprofit helps transport injured wildlife to vet offices

There are any number of nonprofits that can help treat injured wildlife, but few are able to go out and get them.

When parents struggle with drug addiction, this Central Florida charity steps in to help children

Often so much attention is focused on the people who are struggling with addiction and so little on the children who are affected when their parents get involved with drugs.

New York Philharmonic musician set to perform with Orlando orchestra

A New York Philharmonic musician making history is coming to Central Florida to perform and inspire students to do the same.

Serving Those Who Served: How one hockey team is getting results for veterans

‘Special Projects’ deputy rebuilds fences, delivers furniture, and anything else

What else is local law enforcement doing to take care of the community it serves?