GETTING RESULTS

Members of the Rotary Club of St. Cloud meet every Thursday before sunrise to plan projects that will benefit their community.

An Orange County math teacher stumbled upon a unique way to engage her students and build community in her classroom.

We met one group who bond over food and football. They root for their native city - but continue to give back right here in Orlando.

On Monday, the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee took the first step to eliminate language in the current sexual battery statute 794.001 that provides what critics called a loophole for sexual attacks against intoxicated men and women.

The Central Florida coastline provides plenty of million-dollar views, but in some cases, just blocks away, people are struggling.

Every week as part of the News 6 Getting Results Award segment, we highlight people in Central Florida who are going above and beyond — and making a difference for their neighbors.

The program 12-week program is free and is for middle and high school students.

For the last five years, Dr. Weinbaum has sent out a call for anyone in need of hearing aids to send in an essay. One deserving contestant is selected to win a free device worth thousands of dollars.

Two words capture the moment Melisa Johnson realized her name was used to apply for unemployment benefits in another state: “I panicked”

The Navy veteran has collected hundreds of uniforms to keep them out of the hands of people who didn’t serve.

Wednesday is Angel Tree distribution day at the Joy Center and families stopped by to collect the many gifts donated by the Central Florida community.

If you're interested in enrolling your child in an Orange County Public Schools magnet school, the application process is now open.

As holiday travel ramps up, doctors are urging people to get vaccinated.

High school can be a tough time for many kids. But every holiday season, one high school teacher tries to make it a little easier.

News 6 Anchors Julie Broughton and Lisa Bell took their kids Angel Tree shopping with them to get results for their Angels this year.

Central Florida church donates thousands of dollars to local elementary school.

News 6 recognizes those who get results.

Over the summer, the Florida Police Chief’s Association (FPCA) released its recommendations from its Subcommitee on Societal Change and Accountability after a year of discussions and meetings.

A school in downtown Orlando is offering a specialized curriculum for dyslexic learners.

An annual holiday celebration opened the door to neurodiverse families this holiday season.

Officers can now continue handing out auto repair gift cards instead of tickets.

The woman passed away before she was able to fill out the Angel Tree paperwork.

Two days before Thanksgiving, dozens of people living at Jackson Court apartments in Orlando's Parramore neighborhood were treated to a food giveaway.

A new club at an Orange County Public Schools elementary school is teaching young students the joy of kindness.

Doctors describe cancer as a war inside the body, and the fight to win that war means finding a cure.

A historic Brevard County home is about to add a new chapter.

Mental illness in the criminal justice system is a long-standing problem, according to Orange-Osceola state attorney Monique Worrell.

Each year, Central Florida school districts host a Teach-In Day and News 6 staff play a big role.

Sanford Police Chief Cecil Smith said his department and his City have healed since the unrest that divided Sanford after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in 2012.

For five years, essay contest winners have been sharing their stories about hearing loss with Dr. Kristen Weinbaum, of Precision Hearing in Clermont.

When Bruce and Beth Chambers opened Combat Café, they had no idea it would become a popular community destination for veterans.

Shannon Wilcox, manager of Port Hole restaurant in Port Orange, said she was shocked when Karl Ellison shared his generosity with less fortunate families.

Orange County Public Schools announced the finalists for teacher of the year, and among them is a registered nurse who said she’s proud to represent the field of nursing, career education and technical education.

There are few things a mother remembers better than the birth of her child, but COVID-19 almost stole that precious moment from a Central Florida woman.

Special Hearts Farm is tucked away behind a neighborhood in Winter Garden, offering job skills for students with intellectual disabilities.

When Corporal Lee Sahs pulled over a young man for a broken brake light, the young man immediately got out of the car.

Breast cancer survivors are advocating for more people to take part in a program promoting plant-based diets, daily exercise and mindfulness.

Last year, the pandemic took away so many of the things we took for granted. But it also taught us what was important.

When University of Central Florida police get a call from a suicidal student, it’s often from the same place: the top of a UCF parking garage.

A mother gave birth to three daughters, three years apart, on the exact same date.

Every weekend school-aged children in Central Florida struggle with food insecurity.

All new Orange County Sheriff’s deputies undergo an intense, day-long autism awareness training program that includes conversations with those with autism.

Lake Mary High School opens new student lounge to provide mental health care to students.

Being a caregiver for her mom after her dementia diagnosis was never something Usha Tewari expected.

The Cape Canaveral National Cemetery in Brevard County is the final resting place for thousands of local veterans. Rows of headstones line the rolling hills. American flags flutter in the ocean breeze.

News 6 and AdventHealth have begun hosting events to administer free flu shots to the public.

A woman started a nonprofit called Central Florida Home For Good and she’s using her savings to build 10 affordable housing units in Sanford.

Christina McConnell had no idea what the term “Review Duplicates “meant until retired Army Sgt. Thomas Baker, a long-time friend, contacted News 6 and Make Ends Meet to learn a similar request had been issued in July.

Shereece Mitchell changed her life through fitness and now she wants to help others do the same.

An organization serving LGBTQ+ youth in Central Florida is kicking off Pride Month with a special event.