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.

A big change on I-4 that drivers need to know about could impact thousands of commuters and visitors every single day.

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.

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.

If you’ve heard loud banging or pounding noises on the east side of Seminole and Orange counties, don’t worry. You’re definitely not the only one.

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.

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.

After a little downtime, Results-1 is officially fired back up and ready to hit the streets again.

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.

This stretch has seen it all; construction zones, lane shifts, lanes disappearing and then reappearing, new bike lanes and now a maze of fresh concrete curbs.

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.

You know it’s going to be a good time when firefighters and law enforcement officers lace up their skates and hit the ice, but this isn’t just about bragging rights. The 9th Annual Guns N’ Hoses Charity Hockey Game is right around the corner, and it’s all for a great cause!

Today in Results-1, we are honored to welcome Ormond Beach Police Chief Robert "Jesse" Godfrey to the show.

Today, we bring you a special live interview inside Results-1, highlighting an organization that is near and dear to my heart — the Keri Anne DeMott Foundation.

We’ll delve into her background and discuss her vision for Kissimmee’s future.

Officer by day, magician by night.

We’ll dive into the pressing issues facing our community, the department’s latest initiatives and Chief Jakari Young’s vision for public safety in Daytona Beach.

Our newest member of the News 6 morning team is a native here to our Central Florida community.

As Central Florida starts to feel the effects from Hurricane Milton, Trooper Steve headed out to investigate possible tornado damage associated with the storm.

Join me in Results-1 and we’ll go over all things travel lanes.

Today we launch the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun, cultured conversation during Trooper Steve on Patrol.

Oviedo police Officer Ashley Pierce was given a lifetime achievement award from the Florida Association of School Resource Officers.

Osceola County Commissioner Brandon Arrington joins me inside of Results-1.

We have some new faces here at News 6 and what better way to understand who they are than welcoming them into Results-1 for a good conversation.

Chief Betty Holland of the Kissimmee Police Department joins me today in Results-1.

After several amazing stops already throughout Central Florida, our next stop on WKMG Hits the Road is Kissimmee.

Trooper Steve On Patrol checks out a potential speed issue in Orlando.

We are welcoming Seniors Helping Seniors into Results-1 to discuss how the in-home senior care concept is on a mission to expand support for elderly veterans in the area with more than 300 caregivers serving seniors every day, half of whom are veterans.

Beyond thrilled to welcome Deputy Chief Robin Griffin-Kitzerow into Results-1 today. She joined UCF Police as deputy chief in March 2022 as the highest-ranking woman in the agency’s history.

Keeping with the vibe of today’s Ask Trooper Steve and the use of turning signals, we used Results-1 to demonstrate when and where your turning signals are required.

Andy is extremely passionate about serving veterans and is well-versed about their needs and how people can get involved through volunteering, especially with our biggest volunteer need, the DAV transportation network.

Trooper Steve discerns the improper from the inconsiderate.

Ride along with Trooper Steve On Patrol.

I wanted to have a discussion of what unions do for their officers and how unions get involved in their communities. This weekend, we will celebrate the 12th Annual Blue Light Gala that recognizes survivors of deaths in the line of duty.

Just because we are mobile does not stop us from featuring our amazing veterans here in Central Florida.

We’re welcoming News 6 Meteorologist Candace Campos back inside of Results-1 as we head to a fun commercial shoot.

Trooper Steve On Patrol makes a pop-up visit.

Take a ride with Trooper Steve in Results-1.

Trooper Steve is hitting the road!

Join Trooper Steve On Patrol.

Ride along with Trooper Steve.

Trooper Steve drives through areas of Central Florida as Hurricane Idalia brings strong weather conditions to the state.

One lucky Central Florida student got to ride in style with Trooper Steve in Results-1 on his first day of school.

Join Trooper Steve as he looks into issues brought to him by viewers.

Trooper Steve is hitting the road – and taking you along for the ride.

Trooper Steve discerns the improper from the inconsiderate.

Trooper Steve is hitting the road — and taking you along for the ride!

Trooper Steve takes a look at the crazy things you see on the road and explains what's wrong or (right?) about them.

Trooper Steve discerns the improper from the inconsiderate.

News 6 has always made it a priority to GET RESULTS for you, our viewers and readers. When it comes to traffic safety and community engagement, we’re taking Trooper Steve on the road to do just that with a new tool on four wheels.