GETTING RESULTS

Behind the lawn art and tree line of his Port Orange home, you’ll find this week’s Getting Results Award winner.

Sheriff Marcos Lopez said the Real-Time Crime Center and the ongoing effort to add additional school camera feeds means better protection.

This week’s Getting Results award winner is part of a program that makes sure cancer patients get to their appointments.

Marquis McKenzie, 31, started a cleaning business from the ground up and this week, his hard work paid off after he landed a big contract with the city of Orlando.

Firefighter paramedics of course treat every 911 call as an emergency, but not every call is an emergency, according to Sanford Medical & EMS Director Dr. Todd Husty.

Carsa Craighton has been waiting since December 2020 to have more than $4,000 in state unemployment benefits reissued to her Way2Go debit card after the Department of Economic Opportunity took the funds back.

This week’s Getting Results Award winner went from typing to the tango.

Carla Cline runs the Flagler Surf Art and Stuff gift shop on 3rd Street, just steps from the ocean. The playfully-decorated store specializes in local art and beach themed souvenirs.

News 6, WKMG-TV, has been honored by the Radio Television Digital News Association with the regional award for Overall Excellence in a large market.

Barb Bergin, executive director of Central Florida’s Crimeline, said a new reporting tool entirely for students is getting results together more than ever, especially for children in mental health crisis.

Rob "Southstar" Campman first rose to fame nearly 20 years ago as one half of the Orlando-based hip hop duo Smilez and Southstar.

Dozens of volunteers came together Wednesday to make repairs and improvements to a military veteran's home in St. Cloud.

A News 6 investigation into a fraudulent real estate transaction has prompted hundreds of Central Floridians to sign up for free property fraud alert notifications.

A business in Kissimmee is on a mission to help Hispanic residents in Central Florida purchase homes and educate home buyers and realtors about the process toward homeownership.

This week's show features a conversation with News 6 Insider Crystal Moyer.

James Brandl runs a small grocery liquidation store in Belleview, near Ocala, called The Coupon Kid, where he’s earned a reputation for selling discount items and helping those who need it.

Dozens of drivers who spoke with News 6 said they have not tried out the new I-4 toll lanes for different reasons - too complicated, too scary, or just unnecessary during off-peak hours. But the drivers who have tried them love them.

WKMG-TV’s new show, “Getting Better with Kirstin O’Connor”, is back with an all-new episode centered around rising rent prices here in Central Florida.

Lori Richards has always cared for the environment, but as she watched water quality in the river decline and proposed developments threaten her quality of life further, she decided to do something about it.

Some Neighborhood Watch groups struggle with participation and interest. Many neighbors don’t seem to care. No one wants to lead or get involved.

Lillian Lagares of Kissimmee still cannot believe the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity asked her to reimburse a staggering $21,200 in state and federal unemployment benefits.

News 6 looked to see whether travel insurance is really worth the money.

The Lake County Quilters Guild is used to donating items and supporting local nonprofits and charities. Now, their quilts are being sent across the globe.

Every day, a group of local detectives go to work with the FBI at the FBI offices in Maitland to tackle the growing problem.

Second Harvest Food Bank has been busy across Central Florida since the pandemic started getting food into the hands of those in need.

The Lake County Library System is once again launching its “Food for Fines” initiative.

Making the transition from high school to college can be tough.

Here's what you need to new about the newest program offered by News 6.

First responders from all over Lake County gathered again to support athletes participating in this year’s Special Olympics USA Games in June.

The Simply IOA Corporate 5K, presented by Track Shack, brought out hundreds of people from around Central Florida Thursday.

The Citizen Science program lets everyday people take part in university and FWC research.

A widower and retired U.S. Marine who served on Okinawa during World War 2 is the latest victim of a bank account takeover.

The group needs little instruction, they work diligently and in no time, the classroom is transformed.

When Tasha Hurst was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in 2018 her life changed forever.

Detectives at colleges across the country are building their cases against a 24-year-old accused of recording women in bathrooms stalls at several different schools, thanks to the University of Central Florida Police Department.

Publishers Clearing House has been tracking imposters for years and the new multi-media messages were the latest tactic in the scheme to collect money.

The Crews family called it a “lifelong battle” for their son Carter that all began in September of 2019.

The Sharing Center is the most comprehensive social services hub in Seminole County.

ELEVATE Orlando employs full time teachers/mentors who take a “holistic” approach to teach life skills.

The number of first responders committing suicide continues to rise, according to leaders of the first comprehensive statewide task force representing firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, corrections, training and behavioral health services across Florida.

A sibling duo just received another prestigious award for their not-for-profit work connecting seniors in need of telehealth services.

A treatment long used to treat decompression sickness, serious infections and brain injuries is now being used to help veterans with PTSD at a clinic in The Villages.

Human trafficking continues to be a major concern in Central Florida as the Sunshine State stands near the top when it comes to the number of cases.

A previous Eatonville CRA board took possession of Tommy Dixon’s home and land in 2020 as part of a complicated real estate transaction.

In a climate where fewer people are choosing to become police applicants, hiring is difficult.

In a statement to News 6 Tuesday afternoon, FDOT spokesperson Jessica Ottaviano said the state transportation agency is now "aggressively exploring avenues" to accelerate the installation of a wrong-way vehicle detection system on all direct-connect ramps that feed traffic to and from I-4 Express lanes to and from local roads.

Registration is now open for the Orlando Science Center's very popular summer camps.

Despite the successes, tennis has a reputation of being a sport reserved only for the elite. And two Florida brothers are trying to change that.

For fifteen years some very determined climbers have fought their way up hundreds of stairs all to raise money to beat lung disease and during the pandemic, their mission has only gotten stronger.

Orange County leaders are brainstorming ideas for addressing traffic concerns after a 15-year-old boy was killed while riding his bicycle near the intersection of Town Center and Mallard Cove boulevards.