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Tracking the impact of the coronavirus in Central FloridaNews 6 is committed to bringing you the facts surrounding the coronavirus. Last week, decisions were made on the local and national level to help stop the spread of the v...
Census bureau monitors operations following suspension amid coronavirus concernsThe coronavirus has impacted many daily activities. The 2020 census bureau has also been impacted, and last week, field operations were suspended for at least the next tw...
Orlando Magic CEO talks youth foundation, future projectsThe Orlando Magic Youth Foundation has raised millions of dollars during the past three decades, positively impacting thousands of Central Florida children.
Orlando in the running to host 2026 FIFA World Cup matchesSince 1993, the Greater Orlando Sports Commission has been in charge of attracting sporting events that drive economic development in Central Florida.
How ‘ghost kitchens’ are changing the restaurant industryWhen ordering take-out you probably assume the food that's delivered comes from the restaurant you ordered from, but that's not always the case.
Director of Bike Law discusses legislation she’d like to see for Florida bike ridersCentral Florida cyclists are among the thousands of bike riders in the country who have reported intentional close calls executed by drivers who cyclists call "punishment...
What the League of Women Voters hopes for in 2020The League of Women Voters will turn 100 years old next year, and the non-partisan political organization's influence on policy from the federal to the state level is onl...
FEA president discusses teacher pay on “The Weekly”Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said 2020 will be 'the year of the teacher' when he rolled out his proposal to boost starting teacher pay to $47,500 in the state.
Some ex-felons in Florida still struggling to have voting rights restored -- here’s whyAmendment 4 overwhelmingly passed in Florida last year, but some felons are still struggling to have their voting rights restored.
Florida politics weekly roundup: Broward sheriff sent packing; pay for college athletes?This week, the Senate flexed its muscle, overruling a special master's recommendation and supporting Gov. DeSantis' move to strip the former sheriff of his job.
News 6 honors its own on 'The Weekly' for Veterans DayWhether it's a relative, friend or colleague, there's a good chance you know someone who has served or continues to serve our country.
Volusia County sheriff talks shooting threats, hurricane preparedness on 'The Weekly'Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood says being aware can save lives.
Supervisor of elections discusses hacker prevention in voter databaseAs the country's largest swing state -- and one with a problematic track record -- it seems Florida is under a microscope every election. That microscope will intensify w...
Florida lawmaker talks change after mass shootingsRep. Darren Soto says change is needed after recent mass shootings.
Seminole County superintendent discusses changes ahead of upcoming school yearThousands of students across Central Florida go back to school Monday and while they were enjoying summer break, school districts across the state were busy making change...
Congressman Waltz sits down with Justin Warmoth on The WeeklyU.S. Rep. Michael Waltz joins News 6 anhchor Justin Warmoth on The Weekly.
Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma discusses statewide opioid crisisMillions of tourists visit Florida every year for a theme park or beach vacation, but a decade ago people were also traveling to the Sunshine State to buy cheap and easy ...
Here's what Mayor Buddy Dyer has in store for OrlandoOrlando Mayor Buddy Dyer talked about the city's future during a recent visit for The Weekly on ClickOrlando.com.
'The Weekly' discusses Central Florida's growing housing marketCentral Florida is growing in terms of population and the housing market in Orlando is steady, but when is the right time to buy and sell a home?
Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan joins Justin Warmoth on 'The Weekly'Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan was the first openly gay elected official in Central Florida when she won her seat in 2000. She has been a champion for the LGBTQ ...
Florida Rep. Anna Eskamani on Equal Rights Amendment, legislative session"I think we hear a lot about the hyper-partisanship coming out of Congress and the White house, and Tallahassee doesn't have that same fervor," Eskamani said.
Seminole High School baseball coach reflects on state championshipThere's nothing better than an inspiring comeback story -- both in life and in sports. Seminole High School's head baseball coach checks both boxes.
Orlando mayoral candidate Sam Ings says protecting the citizens of Orlando is in his DNAOrlando Commissioner Sam Ings is one of a handful of candidates who have filed to run for mayor against longtime incumbent Buddy Dyer.
Rep. Stephanie Murphy denounces I-4 delays, lack of transparency after Russian hackingDemocratic U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy visited News 6 to discuss Russian hacking, I-4 construction delays, disaster relief and more.
Paul Porter discusses his legendary career with the Orlando MagicSince joining the NBA in 1989, the Orlando Magic have only had one voice announcing home games -- the voice of Paul Porter.
What lawmakers accomplished during 2019 Florida legislative sessionTwo months and dozens of bills later, Florida's legislative session ended on Friday.
'Devil in the Grove' author talks about Groveland 4 pardon on 'The Weekly'"Devil in the Grove" author Gilbert King talks about the historic pardoning of the Groveland Four.
Apollos team president Mike Waddell says team is excited to begin seasonThe Super Bowl is less than a month away, but football fans won't have to wait until the next NFL season to watch a game.
Lawmaker breaks down bill aimed at removing red-light cameras in FloridaRepublican Congressman Anthony Sabatini talks to Justin Warmoth about his newly proposed bill that would no longer allow any municipalities in Florida to operate red ligh...
Florida Citrus Sports CEO talks bowl games on 'The Weekly'The college football bowl season is already underway at Camping World Stadium.
U.S. Rep.-elect Michael Waltz talks plans for Washington on 'The Weekly'In less than a month, 100 newly elected representatives -- 66 Democrats and 44 Republicans -- will be sworn into Congress.
Mayor-elect Jerry Demings talks plans for Orange County on 'The Weekly'From the state to the local level, newly-election public officials will soon be sworn in to their new positions following this year's midterm elections, including Orange ...
