This week’s Trooper Steve on Patrol is a special edition dedicated entirely to the Blue Light Gala, a behind-the-scenes look at the moments you don’t always see, the purpose behind the event and the incredible people who make it happen year after year.
Today’s ride-along guest is someone many of you hear every single day while sitting in traffic, grabbing coffee, or trying to wake up on that morning commute. I’m talking about Jenn Lopez from Mix 105.1.
Lovetta Quinn-Henry has officially taken the helm as the 16th police chief of the Apopka Police Department, becoming the first woman in the city’s history to hold the position.
A special event hosted by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office recognized the men and women who show up every morning and afternoon to keep our students safe.
If you’ve driven through this area anytime recently, you’ve probably noticed Orange Avenue in Orlando looks a little different and that’s exactly why we wanted to take a closer look.
On today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol, we took a drive through historic downtown Sanford, not just to enjoy the local shops, but to check out some construction concerns shared by small business owners.
Understanding the difference between moving and non-moving violations can help Florida drivers avoid unexpected points, rising insurance costs and unnecessary stress. Trooper steve breaks it down.
We received concerns about speeding along Semoran Boulevard, just north of Orlando International Airport, an area that’s a blend of residential neighborhoods and busy commercial traffic.
With school back in session and vacation traffic replaced by everyday congestion, there’s one driving habit that seems to test everyone’s patience this time of year: merging.
I’ll be joined by Steve Kelley, a respected name in the tactical and law-enforcement community who has trained and influenced countless professionals over the years.
I jumped into my inbox searching for questions many of us might be dealing with on our commutes, especially with the rain falling and distractions creeping in. One email jumped right out at me.
The leadership may have changed at The Salvation Army here in Orlando, but the mission remains as strong and vibrant as ever. Today, we're welcoming the new area commander to a livestream.
Electric transportation has been popping up everywhere on our roads, in our neighborhoods and, yes, even in a few heated local government meetings.
Whether she’s working with a national veterans organization or showing up at local events to lend her support, Yaritza Perez continues to embody the Marine Corps spirit of honor, courage and commitment.
The goal is not only to recognize their service but to encourage viewers to reflect on the freedoms and opportunities made possible by their dedication.
I’ll be speaking live with St. Cloud Mayor Chris Robertson, who recently established the St. Cloud Veterans Council, a new organization focused on celebrating the city’s deep military heritage while planning a look toward the future.
It’s a situation that plays out constantly at intersections across Central Florida and it can quickly turn dangerous when assumptions replace the rules of the road.
During today’s live stream, we’ll talk about what it really takes to keep school zones and bus stops safe, from the perspective of those on the front lines enforcing traffic laws every single day.
He’s not just a national touring comedian, he’s also an award-winning, life-saving police officer who has turned his real-life experiences into comedy gold.
If you drive in Central Florida, there’s one combination of roadways that almost always sparks frustration: State Road 429 and Florida’s Turnpike.
Every Friday morning in New Smyrna Beach, runners, joggers, and walkers will be invited to meet at City Hall to take part in a two-mile round trip. Here's why.
To give you some inside perspective, I’ll be sitting down with professional wakeboarder Meagan Ethell ahead of the big event.
Viewers have been sending in photos, clips and stories of the bizarre situations they’ve spotted while behind the wheel, and we’re dedicating today’s live stream to sharing them with you.
Join me on today’s stream as we highlight the important work being done at the Samaritan Resource Center and learn how you too can be part of transforming lives in our community.
Whether you’re coming out for a quick errand, a family outing, or one of the many great events hosted at the mall, understanding the new layout will help avoid frustration and keep traffic moving smoothly.
While I can’t give away all the details just yet, I can tell you that this one involves a surprise twist and a friendly competition that brings together two powerhouse voices in Central Florida.
Central Florida is about to come alive tonight with the sounds of country music and the spirit of giving.
From learning about traffic enforcement to gaining insight into investigative processes, the program offers a true insider’s perspective.
One of the most recent upgrades can be found in West Melbourne, right along US-192 near I-95, where a repaving project has just wrapped up. But this wasn’t just a fresh layer of asphalt.
We’ll take Results-1 out on the road to demonstrate the right way (and the wrong way) to use the left lane.
I’ve seen it all, from drivers trying to hop onto I-4 at 35 mph to folks stopping at the end of the ramp like it’s a red light. Spoiler alert: that’s not how merging works.
From keeping roadways safe to tackling the day-to-day challenges of traffic enforcement, you’ll get an inside look at just how hard this team works to keep things moving smoothly.
This weekend, I’ll be trading in my usual role behind the wheel and stepping outside my comfort zone to take part in something a little different: a fashion show for a cause.
We’ll break down exactly what the Office of Emergency Management does, from coordinating disaster response to helping residents prepare for the worst-case scenarios.
From unpredictable afternoon storms to the daily hustle of school drop-offs, there’s a lot to talk about and Michelle brings both insight and energy to the conversation.
A few of our viewers reached out with concerns about newly installed signage at the SR-429 and Plant Street interchange in Winter Garden, saying it’s causing some confusion for drivers.
While the ramp is officially open for business, there’s a good chance many drivers don’t fully understand what it’s meant to do or how much of a difference it could make for local traffic patterns and congestion relief.
I’m proud to be streaming live from the Hoops with Heroes Basketball Youth Camp, an event powered by the Kissimmee Police Department that goes beyond the badge to build bridges through basketball.
When it comes to community engagement, the St. Cloud Police Department continues to raise the bar and today, they’re swapping badges for water blasters.
While attending a community event last evening, a few locals pulled me aside and brought up a concern: large trucks traveling through roads where they shouldn’t be.
Whether you’re a lifelong boater or trying it for the first time this summer, there are simple steps you can take to stay safe and make sure everyone has a good time.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is once again hitting the road with its annual "Cram the Cruiser" program.
On today’s Trooper Steve on Patrol live stream, I want to dive into this everyday dance between drivers and pedestrians and talk about something we don’t focus on enough: communication.
Here’s the thing — every single sign, signal, or marking on the road that tells you to stop, go, turn, yield or slow down is a traffic control device.
Putting your hands at “10 and 2” might not be the safest position in modern vehicles — and there’s a very good reason why.
Today on Trooper Steve on Patrol, we’ll feature some of the questionable photos you’ve submitted. I’ll walk through what’s happening in each one, talk about why it’s a problem, and how we can all do better behind the wheel.
We’ll be hitting the road and having a conversation about what drives Stephanie's passion for storytelling, what makes Osceola County unique, and why community connection matters in the work we do every day.
Over the past year, I’ve been following the progress on the massive updates at I-4, SR-417 and the new Wekiva Parkway extension. Now, with much of the work finally complete, it’s time for us to take a closer look.
After driving through a completed construction zone yesterday in the Altamonte Springs area in front of the mall, we’re gonna go drive a very active construction area today.
She’s no stranger to News 6. In fact, she’s one of the most recognizable and respected faces to ever grace our station. And today, I have the absolute honor of welcoming her into Results-1.
Tire blowouts are sudden, unpredictable and often terrifying, but just because we can’t predict when they’ll happen doesn’t mean we can’t do our part to help prevent them
Meet Bridget Wick, a former EMT who spent years saving lives in the field. But when she transitioned careers and moved to Florida, the weight of everything she’d witnessed caught up with her. That’s when she found LSF peer support program — a community that not only helped her heal but empowered her to help others.
We’ll be going live to see how drivers are behaving, and maybe — just maybe — shine a light on areas that could use a little extra attention from traffic planners and local enforcement.
