New Disney attractions still coming despite pandemic, executive saysThe executive who oversees Disney’s theme park division signaled Monday the company is continuing with plans to expand its resorts worldwide despite the COVID-19 pandemic...
Do UV lights kill COVID-19 in air conditioning systems?Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of thousands of dollars has been spent by Central Florida government agencies to install ultraviolet light systems i...
Skimmers at Florida pumps decrease, but map shows where they’ve been foundFor years, skimming devices found at pumps across Florida have only gone up. Until 2020: a year unlike any other.
‘We can understand one another:’ Orlando police officer from Parramore says to troubled teensOrlando police officer Darius Barker was born and raised in Orlando's historically black community of Parramore.
Retired Orange County school teacher says she’s still waiting for coronavirus stimulus checkJan McClure has spent the last 5-months waiting for a stimulus check that was supposed to be deposited into her bank account on May 6.
‘This is sketchy:’ Video shows manhunt for trespasser on Disney World islandMore than a dozen Orange County sheriff’s deputies swarmed a shuttered Walt Disney World theme park in April trying to locate a trespasser, video obtained by News 6 revea...
Altamonte police officers’ dash, body and surrounding cams activate when gun is drawnThe Altamonte Springs Police Department was the first law enforcement agency in Central Florida to install dash-mounted car cameras almost three decades ago, according to...
Unemployment call center contracted by Florida answered 8.3% of calls, records showThe first private call center contracted by the state of Florida in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic to handle unemployment assistance inquiries answered just 8.3% of th...
How the UCF police department is trying to eliminate officers’ implicit biasFor the past six years, the University of Central Florida Police Department has hired Dr. Lorie Fridell, a University of South Florida criminology professor and a nation...
New Brevard sheriff’s office policy limits neck restraintsA newly revised policy limits when Brevard County sheriff’s deputies are authorized to use neck restraints to gain control of a subject, News 6 has learned.
News 6 report prompts Florida lawmaker to call for investigation into state’s contact tracing program
Florida unemployment system failing single mother still waiting on benefits amid coronavirus pandemic
’The perfect storm:’ Nursing homes, assisted living centers brace for hurricane season during pandemic
Author of ‘No Regrets’ says story of unemployed grandmother inspired him to give backWhen Hector La Fosse and his wife Sylvia saw the story of an unemployed grandmother and her 15-year-old grandson this week, they said this was what they were looking for.
One percent of Florida’s population has been tested for COVID-19, officials sayAround Central Florida, we have seen more and more testing locations for Coronavirus, in which Governor Ron DeSantis has taken great pride.
Seminole County adds staff to newly formed coronavirus intelligence unitSeminole County Emergency Management Director Alan Harris confirms to News 6 as of Tuesday, the department has added three workers to its intelligence unit, bringing the ...
News 6 debuts Make Ends Meet initiative to provide budget guidance for viewersNews 6 has developed a budget guidance plan to help viewers cut spending during the tough times brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Florida unions seek improvements for unemployment benefitsFloridians have overloaded the state’s unemployment website and jam phone lines trying to apply for benefits amid the spread of the coronavirus.
Family of Central Florida man who died fighting DNR order sues former guardian Rebecca Fierle and AdventHealthA lawsuit is filed in the Rebecca Fierle case.
Coronavirus test kits in short supplyHealth officials are stressing there is no reason for the vast majority of people to be tested for coronavirus but News 6 found even if you are exhibiting symptoms, getti...
Be counted: How Orlando and Orange County are spreading the word about Census 2020 and why it matters
