GETTING RESULTS

News 6 partnered with the Salvation Army to host a donation drive in Orlando — one that received more than 100,000 items to help victims of Hurricane Ian.

Volunteers in Lake County hosted a food drive on Wednesday to benefit people impacted by rising waters caused by Hurricane Ian.

People and community organizations across Central Florida are banding together to lend a helping hand to families in need after Hurricane Ian.

On Monday, GoFundMe told News 6 the site has collectively raised approximately $9 million dollars for Hurricane Ian victims through verified and trusted fundraising pages vetted by the company itself.

News 6 is teaming up with the Salvation Army to get results for those impacted by Hurricane Ian.

Walt Disney World recently surprised 12 non-profits with a $1 million donation, furthering its mission to help the Central Florida community even more.

Amanda Otero wanted these Belle Terre Elem. teachers to be recognized with the News 6 getting Results Award

Osceola County residents are lending a helping hand for the victims of Hurricane Fiona.

Anne Moon of Moon Golf purchased more than 250 golf bags with individual school logos for every public school in Brevard County.

The Seminole County Public Schools Transportation Services team worked through the bugs in their new transportation app, and because of that, were nominated for this week’s News 6 Getting Results Award.

The sound of applause filled the halls inside UCF’s Nicholson School of Communication and Media Thursday for Allison McGinley, who we lovingly call Al.

Ever since Wendy Wing found out about Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, she said it's been rewarding to get results in her community.

For the past 12 months, Volusia County Sheriff's deputies responding to sensitive calls dealing with people in mental health crises have had another option, besides taking someone to the hospital for their own safety under the Baker Act.

University of Central Florida researchers have discovered one of the simplest stress relievers for families, now and during the height of the pandemic, is plain old child’s play.

After months of begging for changes, Pine Hills residents told News 6 their traffic concerns are still not being addressed with urgency.

The thrill of winning an instant lottery prize turned to unexpected disappointment for Mike Everett, Maria Sanchez and at least 13 other Florida Lottery winners who were told their prize was garnished by the Department of Economic Opportunity to cover unemployment overpayments.

While most kids were spending the summer lounging or playing video games, two teachers in Indialantic were loading into an ice cream truck with no air conditioning to promote summer reading.

When she’s not running her own business, one Brevard County native is paying it forward in the community she grew up in.

News 6 is celebrating our local educators! We've interviewed teachers across Central Florida, asking them "Why do you teach?"

Pastor Royce “Scooter” Morrison hosts Monday night bingo at the Titusville Civic Center to raise money for the community.

An Orange County community is installing new traffic-calming devices to help slow drivers near a deadly intersection where a 15-year-old was run over by a car while riding his bicycle.

As Osceola County heads back-to-school, for the first time ever, the youngest students will be getting life lessons on how to deal with bullying directly from deputies.

Anthony Wild has spent his life on stage. But he’ll tell you his greatest performance has been away from the spotlight.

Some of the best ideas happen in the spur of the moment and sometimes they don’t seem like much at the time.

The Volusia County Special Olympics bowling team plays at Sunshine Bowling Center in DeLand every week throughout the sport's season.

Dozens of people showed up Monday to help honor a World War II veteran celebrating his 103rd birthday in Ormond Beach.

School’s out, and while it’s great for kids to get a break from class, educators often worry about something they call the “summer slide.”

After a racist tirade against the owners of an Orlando Asian-American restaurant went viral a couple of weeks ago, the Central Florida community responded with a wave of support, including from a brand new squad at the Orange County Sheriff's Office created to give Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders a voice.

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.