We’ve told you all about the Florida Highwaymen and how they got their start in the 1950s, selling paintings of Florida landscapes along the highways. Among the group of 26 Black artists included one woman, Mary Ann Carroll.

In 2020, women accounted for 1 in 10 workers in the construction industry, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with roughly 1.2 million women working jobs ranging from inspections to hanging drywall.

Isabel Roberts and Ida Ryan were some of the first female architects in the U.S.

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.

For Dr. Karen Corbin, walking into a research lab isn't unusual at all because she always knew she was meant to be in one.

Cari Coats talks about her years in corporate America and her transition into leadership

Mary Wittmeyer will be honored at her Centenarian Celebration and National Women’s Month by the Port Orange Police Department and the City of Port Orange. Join me for a special Trooper Steve on Patrol stream.

Sonja Stribling talks about her 21-year military career, transforming her life and helping thousands of women do the same.

An art exhibit named after the female chromosome, XX, showcases the determination of women who have overcome challenges to pave the way.

March is Women’s History Month, and you might be surprised if I said within my law enforcement career, I have only ever had female supervisors.

Founded by senior business management major Alexandria Marcellus, the Women Veterans Association is dedicated to empowering female veterans and fostering a supportive network on campus.

There are only a few people who can call the Seven Seas Lagoon at Walt Disney World "home," and Chrissy Daniels is one of them.

You can call her a walking history book. Born and raised in Apopka, Francina Boykin said her mission is to continue educating about the historical events that have occurred right in our backyard.

Jennifer Mead knew early on she wanted to join the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Underwater Search and Recovery Unit.

News 6′s call letters named after legendary Washington Post publisher

For Orange County firefighter Shannon Zielonka, saving lives is more than just a job.

Hundreds of breast cancer survivors and supporters took part Saturday morning in the Orlando “MORE THAN PINK” walk, Susan G. Komen’s annual event that raises funds for breast cancer research.

International Women's Day is a day that recognizes and upholds the achievements of women around the world, as well as promotes gender equality.

After stepping away from journalism, Sandra Osborne took up voice acting and is getting her son involved in the fun, too.

The Gracie Awards “recognize exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media and entertainment.”

News 6 Sports Director Jamie Seh is a 2023 recipient of a Gracie Award which honors women in media.

For DeBary Mayor Karen Chasez, maintaining a small-town feel while expanding the city is important for her community.

Ashley Eckstein took her love of Star Wars and created a profitable business geared toward women when people told her it couldn't be done.

A special story to celebrate Women’s History Month – a senior in Seminole County who has seen so much and continues to give so much, despite her age.

Carla Wilmaris' idea for a podcast led to her own podcast agency and academy to help women and people of color.

A special story to celebrate Women’s History Month – a senior in Seminole County who has seen so much and continues to give so much, despite her age.

When the Knights Helping Knights Pantry began in a closet in 2009, no one expected the class project to grow the way it did.

Tiffani Gay is only 16 years old, but she is one to watch.

For people here in Florida, the war in Ukraine can feel like it is a world away. But for one University of Central Florida student, it has been her reality daily.

Finally, professional women’s soccer is back this weekend.

The first Black female union representative for Unite Here 737 is looking back at her accomplishments and legacy.

Men still dominate the music industry despite advocacy and activist efforts over the years. This goes for all areas in music from talent to producing, songwriting, management, you name it, these positions are held by more men than women.

Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro recalled that it wasn’t always easy growing up in the small rural town of Lake Placid because of the way she looked.

Annetta Wilson shattered glass ceilings in the television market by becoming the first African American evening news anchor in 1980.

The Girl Scouts of Citrus is celebrating the accomplishments of women with its new Women's History and Cultural Center.

As Women’s History Month is underway, two teachers are hoping to get results by showcasing one sixth grader’s attempt in making history after she was selected to have her science experiment flown to space.

After stepping away from journalism, Sandra Osborne took up voice acting and is getting her son involved in the fun, too.

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, recently sat down with News 6 to discuss her new historical novel.

These female chefs are making culinary magic in Orlando.

Emily Swallow, who plays the Armorer in "The Mandalorian," will be appearing alongside several other “Star Wars” giants at MegaCon Orlando later this month.

Pheloicsa Bostick has worked at what’s now known as Health First's Holmes Regional Medical Center for half a century.

Lt. Col. Tonya Barkley, U.S. Army (Ret.) talks about being a woman in the military and what women can offer the military.

A pioneer for women’s and family rights in Congress, former Colorado Rep. Pat Schroeder, has died at the age of 82.

Disney’s female veterinarians leading the charge, pioneering new science advances

Nequosha Anderson was recently selected as the president-elect to soon run the Central Florida Association for Women Lawyers.

Natalia Coelho, the new Ms. Physique Olympia, lives here in Central Florida and shares her story.

At age 16, most kids are thinking about getting their driver’s license or making TikToks, except for Tiffani Gay who is focused on changing the world with her award-winning invention.

Women+Tech Scholars program at DeVry University can help prepare women for those tech careers

Sheryl Kurland’s mom once told her, “if you want to feel better, put a little lipstick on.”

Over the years, Becky Ward climbed the ladder.

Dr. Debra Pace has been serving Osceola County’s school district for 33 years.

Events throughout March celebrate the impact women have made in history, locally and afar

Ana Carolina Salazar believes that surrounding herself with women who cheer on other women has been key to her journey.

Tymisha Harris is bringing Josephine Baker to life on the Renaissance Theatre Company stage this March.

With it being Women’s History Month, it is important to look back and recognize the women that were the stepping stone in creating a better future.

Orange tubes line our beaches in parts of Volusia and Flagler counties.

Making history as Central Florida’s first African American primetime weekday news anchor, Annetta Wilson told News 6 it is her mission each day to continue to inspire the younger generation of journalists, while also giving back to the same community she’s called home for the past four decades.

Making history as Central Florida’s first African American primetime weekday news anchor, Annetta Wilson told News 6 it is her mission each day to continue to inspire the younger generation of journalists, while also giving back to the same community she’s called home for the past four decades.

A new report from Inspection Service Network, which provides property inspection software services, puts Orlando in the top 20 most female homebuyers in the United States, along with Miami, Tampa.

Justice James E.C. Perry made history in Florida. Now he says it’s about time history is made in our country’s highest court with the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

A gender pay gap exists between men and women in America, but among younger women, a new study finds that gap narrows, at least for a time.

News 6's Trooper Steve Montiero discusses how he got started with Florida Highway Patrol's Kim Montes

Lt. Kim Montes discusses nearly 30-year career and what life after the highway patrol has in store

A local women’s empowerment group is doing this year-round, impacting 1,000 women annually, through its programs and events.

Ana and Dave Harris started the Empanadas R Us food truck in September 2021, after they recognized her cooking talents.

They say it all started with a mouse, but for Amanda Lauder, it started with a cookbook in the third grade and that's when she realized she was meant to be in the kitchen.

Playalinda Brewing Company opened its first location in Titusville’s historic district in November 2014, making it the first microbrewery in the area.

Women working in professional sports is changing sports culture and society in general.

"The more diversity, the better performance" says organization

26Health is a nonprofit health care group based in Orlando that focuses on meeting the needs of women and allies within the LGBTQ community.

In 2000, and at 38 years old, Patty Sheehan was elected commissioner for District 4 of Orlando and became the first openly gay city commissioner.

Two local Olympic champions show the world what it means to have someone's back

March marks Women’s History Month, and the world has spent the past few weeks highlighting and remembering some of the most famous achievements by women throughout the course of history.

Leesburg High School students celebrated Women’s History Month by attending an important reenactment. First-year teacher Jacob Finegan learned about a women’s suffrage procession reenactment happening in The Villages, and immediately knew he wanted his students to experience it firsthand.

Ashley D'Acunto says she has always enjoyed baking for fun, but when the pandemic hit she suddenly found herself with more time on her hands.

Doris Weatherford earned her place in the Sunshine State’s hallowed hall of women’s history by chronicling it, documenting everything from the achievements of Florida’s pre-colonial, Native American women to matriarchs championing the 19th amendment to women reaching for the stars in space travel.

The Inspire Women’s Leadership Program focuses on topics related to the enhancement and empowerment of women in leadership.

Safe-driving achievement has Janis Bailey joining elite group within UPS

In a time where women became nurses and men became doctors, Dr. Claudia Mason began her career as a gynecologist.

Women are taking over new roles in the male-dominated sport of racecar driving

In 2009, JoAnn Newman was named CEO and president of the center, spearheading diverse programs to inspire young women and nurture a culture of inclusivity, equality and diversity.

'Accelerate Her' program from Busch Light sponsors seven female drivers

One Daytona Beach female co-business owner is making strides to help out her community- one graphic flyer at a time.

Meet the women of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 213, the Fighting Blacklions.

A list of quotes from throughout history to honor the achievements of strong women past and those to come

Experience and honor the achievements of women through cinematic adventure

A local woman has her sights set on the sky and she wants to take you with her.

News 6 hears from Dr. Mary Conway Dato-On, the first female faculty president at the Crummer Graduate School of Business

March is dedicated to Women’s History Month and the Girl Scouts of Citrus will honor women in a special way this year.

Walt Disney World Resort is honoring and celebrating Women’s History Month with the return of its popular ‘Celebrate HER Story’ experiences.

She was an internationally renowned pianist and vocalist, who was well before her time, not only in the music world but in business as well, at a time when Black women rarely accomplished in what she did.

Simple ways you can make a difference in the fight for gender equality this #IWD

Dr. Megan Gray spends day and night delivering babies at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies.

The Orange County Regional History Center is hosting it's third annual Women’s History Month Breakfast with an event honoring Florida Highwaymen artist, Mary Ann Carroll.

Options for family-friendly activities geared toward honoring the accomplishments of women in Central Florida

Women-owned eateries in Central Florida offer all kinds of sweet and savory dishes

Lavon Bracy made history when she and two other students integrated Gainesville High School in 1965.

Pastor Alice Mae Faison became the department’s first Black female police officer at a time of discrimination and divide in this country.

Johanna López has dedicated half of her life to serving Latino families and students in Orange County as an educator.

Honoring the achievements of women around Central Florida this March