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Here's a list of stories that made headlines along with a recap of this week's interview on "The Weekly".
The Cure Bowl: A game for a great cause
Orlando is a popular spot for games this college football bowl season, and the one that kicks it all off is the AutoNation Cure Bowl on Dec. 15 at Camping World Stadium. News 6 anchor Justin Warmoth talked with Dr. Annette Khaled, a researcher at the University of Central Florida, about her role encouraging Cure Bowl donations. News 6 sports director Jamie Seh also talked about the upcoming bowl season and what the Cure Bowl means to her. Watch the full video here.
Code red drill causes chaos at Lake Brantley High School
Officials with Seminole County Public Schools say a prank caused a panic after a student shared a screenshot of a message, that alerted teachers of an active shooter on campus, but some parents told News 6, the chaos was actually caused by misheard communication over the intercom.
Caught on video: Lemur makes appearance in Central Florida traffic stop
Troopers arrested Shane Taylor on a DUI charge after he was seen driving erratically, hauling a trailer carrying several animals. Troopers say a ring-tailed lemur almost ran into traffic along I-4.
A life-saving gift: Man meets kidney donor for the first time
News 6 met Roddy Naranjo earlier this year when he put the word out that he needed a kidney. Last Tuesday, he met the woman who was a perfect match. To see video of their meeting, click here.
Orlando chiropractor covers Christmas tree costs for 100 people
Kindness is contagious. Dr. Chris Turner stopped by a College Park tree stand recently - and spent $6,000. To see why he felt he had to spread Christmas cheer, click here.
Christmas spirit isn't too merry and bright in Florida, study finds
Perhaps it's because we don't get the snow? GetCenturyLink, an internet, phone and TV provider, based its state rankings on Christmas music streaming and charitable giving among other things. To see where Florida landed on the list, click here.