A crash has northbound lanes of the Florida's Turnpike shut down Tuesday morning in Osceola County.
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.
E-bikes and other micromobility devices are popular, but Orange County commissioners say more residents are complaining about safety issues with the people using the bikes. Now the county is trying to figure out what it can do about it.
Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas announced on Monday that Volusia County Schools and two other districts in the state will participate in the Campus Guardian Angel pilot program which will use drones to enhance safety and security measures, according to a news release.
Standing beside flowers and candles at a memorial on Hiawassee Meadow Drive, where the 20-year-old motorcyclist lost his life, neighbors say they’re devastated and are urging drivers to slow down and pay attention so tragedies like this don’t happen again.
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.
A crash in the Carver Shores area of Orange County on Thursday evening left a woman and nine children hospitalized, according to Orlando police.
Volusia County leaders are set to review a new ranked list of road projects Tuesday, outlining which corridors are most in need of major reconstruction, widening or redesign — and how to pay for them.
A deadly crash involving two vehicles shut down State Road 46 in Sanford on Monday, after a driver struck a guardrail before falling onto the roadway below, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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.
It’s been close to a year since the passage of the state ban on public homeless camping. A district commissioner says the number of those who are homeless are only going up.
The Red Bull Tandem Rollercoaster is set to take over Cranes Roost Park in Altamonte Springs on Saturday, Sept. 27, and News 6's Trooper Steve and iHeart Radio’s Johnny’s House host Sondra Rae will be part of the wild ride.
Today, I’m back at Orange County Animal Services, where we’re shining a spotlight on one very special pup who has quickly stolen the hearts of staff and volunteers alike.
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.
We’re driving down SR 417, right through one of the active construction zones. If this stretch looks familiar, it’s because we’ve visited here before. But one question keeps coming up: what is the actual speed limit here?
One of the heaviest projects is centered in the stretch near the Turnpike and Kirkman Road, an area that’s been under significant work for quite some time.
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.
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.
An FHP trooper was temporarily blinded during a fight with a driver along I-95 in Brevard County, officials say.
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.
Putting your hands at “10 and 2” might not be the safest position in modern vehicles — and there’s a very good reason why.
We’re heading back to Orange County Animal Services, but this time it’s not to highlight a pet in need of a forever home. Instead, today is all about giving back.
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.
If your morning commute or shopping plans take you near SR-436 in Altamonte Springs, then you know exactly what I’m talking about — construction, congestion, and a whole lot of patience being tested.
We’re dedicating the episode to the clowns. Not the ones in face paint and floppy shoes, we’re talking about the drivers who treat the road like it’s their personal comedy stage.
After eight car break-ins resulted in the theft of two pistols and a checkbook, Tavares police are urging people to bring in their valuables and make sure their doors are locked.
For months, we’ve been covering every angle of this highly anticipated theme park. And most of us just want to know one thing: what is this going to do to our traffic?
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.
It’s an area many of you know well—lined with businesses on both sides, and a road that sees thousands of drivers every single day. It’s the kind of place where safety should never be an afterthought.
Let’s be honest — driving can be stressful enough on a normal day. But when you encounter something like an official funeral procession, many drivers aren’t sure what they’re supposed to do.
We’re kicking off the excitement with a live stream featuring special guests from the Wheels in Motion team, where we’ll chat about what makes this annual event so special.
Now, we all think we know how to merge — it’s just changing lanes, right? But if you’ve ever yelled at your windshield because someone cut you off without signaling or crept into traffic at 20 mph, you know it’s not that simple.
For those unfamiliar, Conway Road is a key connector running from State Road 408 all the way to the airport. It’s a mix of residential areas and small businesses, making it a vital route for locals and commuters alike. But lately, it’s been more of an obstacle course than a roadway.
The festival will feature over 70 breweries, vendors, food trucks and more all while benefitting animal shelters in the area.
Florida lawmakers are once again pushing to ban left-lane camping on the state’s highways, though they may face an obstacle on their crusade: Gov. Ron DeSantis.
If you’ve ever found yourself cruising at the posted speed limit in the left lane of a two-lane road while speed demons fly past you on the right, you might be wondering — is this even legal? The short answer: Yes, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea.
This incredible service brings healthcare directly to communities where resources may be scarce and can even be deployed in emergency situations.
