
TSA allows medical marijuana through airport security, but Florida laws still apply
Read full article: TSA allows medical marijuana through airport security, but Florida laws still applyPassengers at Orlando International Airport are reacting to a TSA policy allowing medical marijuana through security checkpoints, while officials remind travelers that Florida’s marijuana laws still apply.

‘Rushing out of the building:’ Kia Center evacuated during Laura Pausini concert
Read full article: ‘Rushing out of the building:’ Kia Center evacuated during Laura Pausini concertThe sounds of alarms preempted Laura Pausini's performance of Ricky Martin's "Livin' La Vida Loca," and forced fans like Angel D'Angelo to premature exit.

Tropical activity could help bust Florida’s historic drought. Here’s when
Read full article: Tropical activity could help bust Florida’s historic drought. Here’s whenModels are picking up on tropical signals over the upcoming week that could bring much needed rain to Florida heading into late May and early June.

Lake Nona VA ceremony honors fallen service members, connects veterans with support
Read full article: Lake Nona VA ceremony honors fallen service members, connects veterans with supportThe Orlando VA Medical Center in Lake Nona hosted a remembrance ceremony Friday morning honoring men and women who died in military service, while also connecting veterans with local support services.
1 year of Epic Universe: Here’s what’s changed, what’s new
Read full article: 1 year of Epic Universe: Here’s what’s changed, what’s newIt’s been one year since Universal Epic Universe was added to the theme park capital of the world, and Epic leaders are addressing expansion plans, annual passes, and heat concerns.

Memorial Day weekend bringing heat, humidity and afternoon storms.
Read full article: Memorial Day weekend bringing heat, humidity and afternoon storms.Central Florida’s summerlike weather pattern continues through Memorial Day weekend with hot afternoons, muggy nights and daily chances for scattered inland storms.
Dollars & Sense: Summer Jobs for Teens
Read full article: Dollars & Sense: Summer Jobs for TeensCollege students hate AI. I mean, they love the fact that AI helps them with writing papers, creating study guides, and answering all sorts of absurd questions – no, college students hate AI because to them, AI is eliminating their entry-level jobs.

WWE wrestler accused of battery after alleged attack at downtown Orlando apartment
Read full article: WWE wrestler accused of battery after alleged attack at downtown Orlando apartmentOrlando police say a WWE wrestler turned himself in after a neighbor reported he was punched multiple times following a dispute in a downtown apartment elevator.

Disney apologizes after police denied entry for logos
Read full article: Disney apologizes after police denied entry for logosPolice officers attending a traffic safety conference in Orlando reported being denied entry to Disney Springs for wearing clothing with law enforcement logos, prompting Florida Lt. Governor Jay Collins to intervene.

Inside SeaWorld Florida’s effort to rescue, grow, and restore Caribbean corals
Read full article: Inside SeaWorld Florida’s effort to rescue, grow, and restore Caribbean coralsWalk into SeaWorld Florida’s Coral Rescue Center, and the first thing you notice is the light - a deep, oceanic blue that washes over rows of tanks filled with some of the rarest coral on Earth.
‘Road rage’ attack erupts near Orlando International Airport, officer says
Read full article: ‘Road rage’ attack erupts near Orlando International Airport, officer saysA “road rage” attack was reported near the Orlando International Airport last month, leading to an arrest on Wednesday, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.

🦘Kangaroo meat and wagyu salami?!
Read full article: 🦘Kangaroo meat and wagyu salami?!A Florida Foodie trip to Wild Fork Foods in Winter Park, where blast-frozen meats make it easy to shop for everyday dinners or Memorial Day grilling—plus the sides, samples and the simple air-fryer move that saved my Wagyu short ribs.

After son died on e-bike in Lake Nona, grieving mother plans call for change
Read full article: After son died on e-bike in Lake Nona, grieving mother plans call for changeSince Dec. 1, 41 incidents involving e-bikes and scooters have resulted in injuries in Orange County. For one Lake Nona mother, whose teenage son was struck and killed while riding his e-bike on Mother's Day, something needs to change. What Orange County leaders are considering.
‘Sinners’ rises from Mississippi Delta to haunt Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights
Read full article: ‘Sinners’ rises from Mississippi Delta to haunt Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror NightsThe second Universal Halloween Horror Nights house has been revealed, and it takes us inside Club Juke, set in Clarksdale, Mississippi, circa 1932 — where the band is hot, the night is young and the vampires are already at the door. Here's what we know the new "Sinners" house.

It’s gonna be mayhem: First look at Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets
Read full article: It’s gonna be mayhem: First look at Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The MuppetsNews 6 got a first look at the newly reimagined attractionTock 'n' Roller Coaster featuring the Muppets at Disney's Hollywood Studios. It's a VIP peek at the chaos before the Electric Mayhem takes the stage at the biggest concert Hollywood has ever seen.

Dodging storms and heat into Memorial Day weekend. Here’s when heat indices nears 100
Read full article: Dodging storms and heat into Memorial Day weekend. Here’s when heat indices nears 100Central Florida’s summerlike weather pattern continues this week with more heat, humidity and spotty afternoon storms in the forecast.

Dollars & Sense: Lipstick, parking lots, and lottery tickets
Read full article: Dollars & Sense: Lipstick, parking lots, and lottery ticketsThis story isn’t about doom and gloom; it’s not a prediction, and it’s not a declaration. It’s a look at some of the more unconventional ways economists, analysts, and everyday observers have tried to read the economic tea leaves – long before official numbers come in.
Trader Joe’s reveals upcoming Florida location. Here’s where to find it
Read full article: Trader Joe’s reveals upcoming Florida location. Here’s where to find itWith nearly 30 stores already open in the Sunshine State, popular grocer Trader Joe’s has just unveiled yet another location that’s on the way.

From Columbine to Pulse: How active shooter response training changed forever
Read full article: From Columbine to Pulse: How active shooter response training changed foreverThe Pulse nightclub shooting changed Orlando forever, and it also changed the way law enforcement agencies across the country approach active shooter situations. Today, officers are trained to move toward the threat as quickly as possible, even if they are alone. One law enforcement trainer explains what that training looks like.

Trooper Steve on Patrol: Click It or Ticket isn’t just a slogan — it’s about saving lives
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol: Click It or Ticket isn’t just a slogan — it’s about saving livesIt’s Click It or Ticket week across Florida, and Trooper Steve on Patrol turned Results-1 into a real-world demonstration vehicle to explain exactly why restraints matter so much.
Semi-truck strikes guardrail, scatters debris across SR-417 in Orange County, troopers say
Read full article: Semi-truck strikes guardrail, scatters debris across SR-417 in Orange County, troopers sayAccording to FHP, the initial crash involved a single semi-truck that, for reasons still unknown, left the roadway and hit a guardrail.
Driver sought in deadly hit-and-run crash involving pedestrian on John Young Parkway in Orlando, FHP says
Read full article: Driver sought in deadly hit-and-run crash involving pedestrian on John Young Parkway in Orlando, FHP saysThe suspect vehicle is described as a 2024-2025 dark gray Kia K5. The suspect driver is described as a dark-skinned adult male.
Federal grant could fund traffic changes at Orlando International Airport
Read full article: Federal grant could fund traffic changes at Orlando International AirportThe Greater Orlando Aviation Authority is on track to accept $2.5 million in public transportation grant money from the Florida Department of Transportation to improve traffic flow at the intersection of Jeff Fuqua Boulevard at South Park Place and Station Loop Road.

Steamy & stormy days ahead as heat index nears 100 degrees by the holiday weekend.
Read full article: Steamy & stormy days ahead as heat index nears 100 degrees by the holiday weekend.Central Florida’s summerlike weather pattern continues Wednesday with more heat, humidity and inland scattered afternoon storm chances.
Roger Goodell says the NFL is cooperating with the Florida AG after receiving subpoena
Read full article: Roger Goodell says the NFL is cooperating with the Florida AG after receiving subpoenaNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league is cooperating with Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier after being issued a subpoena last week.
Orlando music venue owner ‘Uncle Lou’ released to ICE custody
Read full article: Orlando music venue owner ‘Uncle Lou’ released to ICE custodyCleon Williams, the Orlando music venue owner better known as “Uncle Lou,” is now in ICE custody and no longer in the Orange County Jail, according to his attorney. Williams, who ran Uncle Lou's Entertainment Hall for two decades, was held on an immigration detainer after a state agency raided his businesses earlier this month.

WKMG News 6 anchor-investigator signs off after 25 years of service
Read full article: WKMG News 6 anchor-investigator signs off after 25 years of serviceAfter 25 years at News 6 in Orlando, Louis Bolden is leaving for Fox 13 in Memphis, where he will be the main evening anchor. He reflects on career turning points and investigative wins.
Trooper Steve on Patrol: Click It or Ticket week focuses on seat belt, car seat safety
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol: Click It or Ticket week focuses on seat belt, car seat safetyThis week is all about vehicle restraints as law enforcement agencies across Florida ramp up enforcement for the national Click It or Ticket campaign.

Hot and stormy pattern settles in. Here’s what to expect for the holiday weekend.
Read full article: Hot and stormy pattern settles in. Here’s what to expect for the holiday weekend.Central Florida’s early summer weather pattern is settling in, bringing warm and humid days, breezy afternoons and daily chances for scattered showers and storms through Memorial Day weekend.
‘I need help:’ Son calls 911 on his mom over drunken speeding, Orlando police say
Read full article: ‘I need help:’ Son calls 911 on his mom over drunken speeding, Orlando police sayAn Orlando woman was arrested after her child called 911 to report that she’d been driving drunk at 100 mph, according to the police department.
Pelicans hire ex-Orlando coach Jamahl Mosley as New Orleans' next coach
Read full article: Pelicans hire ex-Orlando coach Jamahl Mosley as New Orleans' next coachThe New Orleans Pelicans have hired Jamahl Mosley as their next coach, ending interim coach James Borrego’s candidacy to retain his job on a permanent basis.
After Pulse: 10 years of healing and change
Read full article: After Pulse: 10 years of healing and changeA community conversation moderated by News 6 anchor Julie Broughton with members of the LGBTQ+ community, allies, advocates, and local voices discussing healing, visibility, cultural shifts, community connection, and the work still ahead in Central Florida since Pulse.
Dry start to the week before storm chances climb into the holiday weekend
Read full article: Dry start to the week before storm chances climb into the holiday weekendA more summerlike weather pattern is settling into Central Florida this week, with warm temperatures, breezy onshore winds and increasing rain and storm chances as we head toward Memorial Day weekend.
REPORT: Here’s what to know about Buc-ee’s new ‘Pay-at-the-Pump’ rule
Read full article: REPORT: Here’s what to know about Buc-ee’s new ‘Pay-at-the-Pump’ rulePopular convenience store chain Buc-ee’s has reportedly rolled out a new ‘pay-at-the-pump’ policy, which may leave some fans less than satisfied.
These invasive ‘potatoes’ have flooded Florida. Here’s what makes them a problem
Read full article: These invasive ‘potatoes’ have flooded Florida. Here’s what makes them a problemThere are plenty of invasive plants in the Sunshine State. But you might want to be wary of the ones that look like potatoes.
Spotty showers and steamy temps to start work week, more rain by weekend
Read full article: Spotty showers and steamy temps to start work week, more rain by weekendCentral Florida looks to kick off the new work week with mostly dry conditions, spotty afternoon showers mainly to the south, and rising chances of rain late in the week amid lingering drought.
Muggy conditions and scattered storms possible
Read full article: Muggy conditions and scattered storms possibleOrlando is set for another week of muggy weather and scattered storms, with daytime highs in the lower 90s and rain chances climbing toward the weekend. Get the latest forecast from News 6’s meteorologist Michelle Morgan.
Swatch store at Mall at Millenia to reopen after ‘Royal Pop’ frenzy forces shutdown
Read full article: Swatch store at Mall at Millenia to reopen after ‘Royal Pop’ frenzy forces shutdownA huge crowd gathered outside The Mall at Millenia in Orlando on Saturday for the release of the ‘Royal Pop’ brand of Swatch watches.
Bicyclist killed in Orange County crash near Orange Blossom Trail, FHP says
Read full article: Bicyclist killed in Orange County crash near Orange Blossom Trail, FHP saysA bicyclist died after a sport utility vehicle hit him Thursday night near Shader Road and Orange Blossom Trail in Orange County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Weekend Forecast: Warm temperatures and growing rain chances
Read full article: Weekend Forecast: Warm temperatures and growing rain chancesNews 6's meteorologist Michelle Morgan shares the latest Central Florida weekend weather outlook, with warm temperatures and a chance for evening storms. Get details on high temperatures, expected showers, and a full 7-day Pinpoint Weather forecast.
‘It wasn’t equal at all:’ Students criticize graduation dress code disparities, district responds
Read full article: ‘It wasn’t equal at all:’ Students criticize graduation dress code disparities, district respondsA graduation dress code at Innovation High School is drawing criticism from students who say the rules place stricter and more detailed expectations on female graduates than male students.
Vigil held for Lake Nona teen killed in e-bike crash as coaches call for safety changes
Read full article: Vigil held for Lake Nona teen killed in e-bike crash as coaches call for safety changesFamily members, teammates and coaches gathered in Lake Nona to honor 13-year-old Colton Remsburg, who died days after an e-bike crash. As the community mourns, youth sports leaders are also calling for changes aimed at improving e-bike safety for teens.
‘Best day of my life:’ Family of Carlos Perez relieved after alleged killer withdraws plea deal
Read full article: ‘Best day of my life:’ Family of Carlos Perez relieved after alleged killer withdraws plea dealWith a plea deal now scrapped, the manslaughter case against Savion Lambert could proceed to trial - a trial that Carlos Perez's family would like to see be moved out of Orange County.
10 years later, Pulse changed trauma care far beyond Orlando
Read full article: 10 years later, Pulse changed trauma care far beyond OrlandoTen years after the Pulse nightclub shooting, doctors at Orlando Health say the lessons learned that night continue to shape how hospitals across the country prepare for mass casualty events.
Mr. Ginger, youngest of the Sloth World sloths, dies at Central Florida Zoo
Read full article: Mr. Ginger, youngest of the Sloth World sloths, dies at Central Florida ZooCentral Florida Zoo officials say Mr. Ginger, one of the dozen or so sloths from Sloth World under the zoo’s care, has died. The zoo announced the youngest of the Sloth World sloths died despite round-the-clock efforts, including being hand-fed every few hours and spending time much of his time in an incubator to regulate his body temperature. Mr. Ginger was believed to be only four to six months old.
Why does Florida have so many sinkholes? Welcome to the layer cake
Read full article: Why does Florida have so many sinkholes? Welcome to the layer cakeIn Central Florida, we’re notorious for a lot, but one thing that scares every homeowner? Sinkholes. So why are they so common, especially here in Central Florida? We bring in a layered cake.
Here are the hurricane names for the 2026 Atlantic season
Read full article: Here are the hurricane names for the 2026 Atlantic seasonThere are six lists of names that are used in a rotation and recycled every six years. This means, a few names this upcoming 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season might sound familiar like Fay and Isaias.
You can sample this new ‘Pub Sub’ for free at Publix stores this weekend
Read full article: You can sample this new ‘Pub Sub’ for free at Publix stores this weekendPublix is bringing its latest sampling event to stores this weekend, and a recently introduced “Pub Sub” just so happens to be on the menu.
New renderings released for Pulse memorial as project reaches 60% design phase
Read full article: New renderings released for Pulse memorial as project reaches 60% design phaseWhile city leaders say the memorial is meant to honor the 49 victims and provide a space for reflection, some advisory board members say the design does not adequately represent communities most impacted by the tragedy.
Lawsuit: Orange County funeral home presented wrong body at service
Read full article: Lawsuit: Orange County funeral home presented wrong body at serviceA plaintiff in a newly filed lawsuit claimed her mother's body was "presented, displayed, and utilized" during another family's funeral service in 2024.
🍚Kaia tries Michelin Filipino food at Kaya
Read full article: 🍚Kaia tries Michelin Filipino food at KayaKaia, who is half Filipino, visits Kaya in Orlando’s Mills 50 district during AAPI Heritage Month and finds more than a memorable meal. The MICHELIN Green Star restaurant serves elevated, authentic Filipino flavors rooted in sustainability and community, creating a warm, home-away-from-home experience from dinner through the Kape Kaya pop-up.
Central Florida faces persistent drought as temperatures climb into the 90s
Read full article: Central Florida faces persistent drought as temperatures climb into the 90sDespite steady rainfall this week, Central Florida remains locked in a stubborn drought that’s expected to continue as temperatures climb into the 90s. News 6 meteorologist Jordan Patrick breaks down the latest drought monitor, weekend forecast, and what to know as hurricane season approaches.
Hot cars, deadly consequences: Orange County agencies team up to protect pets this summer
Read full article: Hot cars, deadly consequences: Orange County agencies team up to protect pets this summerWith summer heat arriving in Central Florida, local agencies are reminding the community just how dangerous a parked vehicle can become for pets, even in a matter of minutes.
Tropical outlook returns as Atlantic hurricane season nears. Here’s what’s new this year
Read full article: Tropical outlook returns as Atlantic hurricane season nears. Here’s what’s new this yearBeginning Friday, the National Hurricane Center will start issuing its daily Tropical Weather Outlook for the Atlantic Basin. This product highlights areas in the tropics that could gradually develop over the next two to seven days.
Drier days ahead before spotty weekend rain returns. Here’s what to expect
Read full article: Drier days ahead before spotty weekend rain returns. Here’s what to expectA quieter weather pattern is settling into Central Florida as drier air filters into the state behind a cold front moving south through Florida Thursday.
These Central Florida eateries were forced to shut down over health violations
Read full article: These Central Florida eateries were forced to shut down over health violationsLast week, nine more restaurants across Central Florida were forced to close after a visit from a health inspector, according to state records.
Alligator Alcatraz could shut down as state awaits federal reimbursement
Read full article: Alligator Alcatraz could shut down as state awaits federal reimbursementThe immigration detention facility known as “Alligator Alcatraz” in South Florida could shut down as soon as next month, according to reports from multiple media outlets.
Street racing charge dropped against man who accused Orlando police of brutality
Read full article: Street racing charge dropped against man who accused Orlando police of brutalityRodney Davis, the Marion County man who accused Orlando police of brutality after an incident during Florida Classic Weekend, is no longer facing street racing charges. Davis and his attorney, Rajan Joshi, told News 6 on Wednesday that a charge of operating a vehicle during a street takeover was dropped.
Dollars & Sense: Diploma in hand – debt on deck
Read full article: Dollars & Sense: Diploma in hand – debt on deckWhile employers continue adding jobs nationwide, entry-level opportunities have become harder to find, leaving many young adults anxious about their financial future just as they start to pay off their student loan debt.
Expected closure of Everglades detention center is no accident given timing, environmentalists say
Read full article: Expected closure of Everglades detention center is no accident given timing, environmentalists sayEnvironmental groups say the expected closure of a detention center in the Florida Everglades is linked to their lawsuit.
Orange County’s young math wizards compete in 2026 Math Bee
Read full article: Orange County’s young math wizards compete in 2026 Math BeeIf a recipe calls for 3 1/4 quarts of milk, how many cups of milk is that? If you could answer this question correctly, you could have taken home the big trophy in the 2026 Orange County Public Schools Math Bee Invitational on Thursday.
🍕Eating boujee on a budget this summer
Read full article: 🍕Eating boujee on a budget this summerBlaze Pizza is teaming up with Volpi Foods for a limited-time Italian Escape menu featuring prosciutto-forward pizzas, a strawberry prosciutto salad and tiramisu — all designed to deliver premium flavors at budget-friendly prices through June 23.
Florida to temporarily stop sloth importation in wake of Sloth World deaths
Read full article: Florida to temporarily stop sloth importation in wake of Sloth World deathsFlorida wildlife officials are stopping the importation of all sloths into the state in the wake of the deaths of dozens of sloths meant for an Orlando attraction.
Scattered summerlike storms possible Wednesday. Here’s when the 90s return
Read full article: Scattered summerlike storms possible Wednesday. Here’s when the 90s returnAnother round of scattered showers and storms is expected across Central Florida on Wednesday, with the greatest storm coverage developing between I4 and the coast.
New limited-edition ‘Pickle Smoothie’ on sale at Smoothie King in Florida
Read full article: New limited-edition ‘Pickle Smoothie’ on sale at Smoothie King in FloridaAfter unveiling a “Tomato Ketchup Smoothie” last year, Smoothie King is now unveiling its first-ever “Pickle Smoothie” at locations nationwide — including right here in Florida.
The original Lioness: Kay Rawlins leaves soccer legacy
Read full article: The original Lioness: Kay Rawlins leaves soccer legacyOrlando City and Orlando Pride co-founder Kay Rawlins sits down with News 6 Sports Director Jamie Seh. Recently retired from her positions with the soccer clubs, she reflects back on the early days which transformed Orlando into a soccer capital.
Popular music venue owner on immigration detainer facing charge of 2nd degree misdemeanor
Read full article: Popular music venue owner on immigration detainer facing charge of 2nd degree misdemeanorNow facing a misdemeanor charge related to an ABT operation, Cleon Williams, better known as "Uncle Lou," remains inside the Orange County Jail on an immigration detainer.
What made UCF graduates boo a commencement speaker talking AI? Job concerns, students say
Read full article: What made UCF graduates boo a commencement speaker talking AI? Job concerns, students sayA commencement speech at the University of Central Florida is sparking debate online after comments about artificial intelligence drew boos from graduates during a recent ceremony for arts and humanities students.
‘Unacceptable!’ Florida AG calls out Monique Worrell over 4-year sentence for murderer
Read full article: ‘Unacceptable!’ Florida AG calls out Monique Worrell over 4-year sentence for murdererFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier spoke out on Tuesday over a year after a murder convict was sentenced to just four years in prison.
How should Orange County’s schools allow AI usage? Board discussing updated policy
Read full article: How should Orange County’s schools allow AI usage? Board discussing updated policyHow should Orange County’s schools allow AI usage? The school board discussing that issue today, with the hopes of having a policy in place before the next school year. The proposal bans OpenAI programs and chatbots for emotional support, and but allows it for instruction in specific cases.
Trooper Steve on Patrol: The Salvation Army’s mission in Central Florida never stops
Read full article: Trooper Steve on Patrol: The Salvation Army’s mission in Central Florida never stopsEvery single day, the Salvation Army is helping families find food, shelter, support, and stability during some of the hardest moments of their lives.



