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SeaWorld Orlando to ring in holiday season with Coasters After Dark, festive favorites
Read full article: SeaWorld Orlando to ring in holiday season with Coasters After Dark, festive favoritesThere will be plenty of jolly good thrills and festive fun happening at SeaWorld Orlando this holiday season.
Central Florida seeing record numbers in early voting
Read full article: Central Florida seeing record numbers in early votingEarly voting is in full swing across Central Florida and election leaders say they’re seeing record numbers in several counties when it comes to voter turnout. So much so, that election officials in Orange County have expanded some check-in sites to better accommodate voters.
News 6 hosts Halloween safety chat with Florida doctor
Read full article: News 6 hosts Halloween safety chat with Florida doctorWith Halloween just around the corner, Central Florida families are getting ready for trick-or-treating. Beyond the excitement, safety remains a top priority, especially when it comes to traffic concerns on this busy night.
Central Florida tax preparers plead guilty to fraud charges
Read full article: Central Florida tax preparers plead guilty to fraud chargesThree tax preparers accused of fraudulently helping Central Florida customers obtain large income tax refunds have pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud the Internal Revenue Service.
FPL seeks approval to offset storm costs, looks to collect $1.2B
Read full article: FPL seeks approval to offset storm costs, looks to collect $1.2BFlorida Power & Light customers likely will face increased monthly bills in 2025 after the utility Tuesday requested approval to collect nearly $1.2 billion to cover costs of restoring power after hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton and to replenish a storm reserve fund.
Moncrief Bail Bonds owner accused of offering bonds for ‘sexual favors’
Read full article: Moncrief Bail Bonds owner accused of offering bonds for ‘sexual favors’According to investigators, MBI agents met with several women who told them it was “common knowledge” that this sort of practice happened.
‘It’s up to me:’ Central Florida college students talk early voting, issues
Read full article: ‘It’s up to me:’ Central Florida college students talk early voting, issuesWith one week left until Election Day many people, including students in Central Florida, are taking advantage of early voting.
Breezy, coastal showers in Central Florida; latest in tropics
Read full article: Breezy, coastal showers in Central Florida; latest in tropicsLarge ridge of high pressure will continue to build across the region, keeping Central Florida’s weather stale with limited changes through the week.
‘We have a crisis situation:’ Voters in Marion, Orange counties to decide whether to fund school renovations
Read full article: ‘We have a crisis situation:’ Voters in Marion, Orange counties to decide whether to fund school renovationsVoters are heading to the polls in two Central Florida counties to decide whether they want to pay a half-cent sales tax to fund repairs, renovations and maintenance costs for public schools.
‘Slap in the face:’ Florida Puerto Ricans react to ‘island of garbage’ comment at Trump rally by comedian
Read full article: ‘Slap in the face:’ Florida Puerto Ricans react to ‘island of garbage’ comment at Trump rally by comedianSome Central Florida Puerto Ricans are sharing their distaste regarding a comment made about the U.S. territory during a Trump rally in New York City over the weekend.
This Central Florida school district was named the No. 1 public school district in the state
Read full article: This Central Florida school district was named the No. 1 public school district in the stateA new ranking by Niche has named Seminole County Schools as the top-ranked public school district in Florida.
Central Florida doctor diagnosed with breast cancer shares importance of annual mammograms
Read full article: Central Florida doctor diagnosed with breast cancer shares importance of annual mammogramsA Central Florida radiation oncologist showed up to work one day not realizing it would change her life.
Here are 7 strange Florida laws you may have never heard of
Read full article: Here are 7 strange Florida laws you may have never heard ofThere are a lot of websites that post stories about strange Florida laws, but they never show where those alleged laws are on the books. Most seem to be more urban legend than reality.
CFP Bracket Watch: BYU claims No. 4 seed with top 3 the same; A&M at Texas penciled in for 1st round
Read full article: CFP Bracket Watch: BYU claims No. 4 seed with top 3 the same; A&M at Texas penciled in for 1st roundOregon, Georgia and Miami remained the top three seeds in The Associated Press College Football Playoff bracket projection with BYU overtaking Iowa State for No. 4.
No. 11 BYU beats UCF 37-24, remains undefeated in Big 12 heading into second off week
Read full article: No. 11 BYU beats UCF 37-24, remains undefeated in Big 12 heading into second off weekNo. 11 BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff threw for 228 yards and two touchdowns and added another on the ground to lead the Cougars to a 37-24 win over UCF.
Haunting Halloweekend events in Central Florida to get in the ghostly spirit
Read full article: Haunting Halloweekend events in Central Florida to get in the ghostly spiritHalloweekend is here! It’s finally time to debut that costume you’ve been planning and get in the ghostly spirit. Whether you’re looking for a fright, a sweet treat or a fun family activity, the weekend before Halloween is filled with ghoulish events to explore. Kick off the Halloween festivities with these Central Florida events.
Sunshine state spooks: Halloween costumes with a Central Florida twist
Read full article: Sunshine state spooks: Halloween costumes with a Central Florida twistWhile the haunted houses and the flickering jack-o’-lanterns might give you a fright, the real scare is not being able to find a costume in time for the 31st. Don’t fret! News 6 has you covered.
🚘This Florida car wash turns ‘Tunnel of Terror,’ raising money for students
Read full article: 🚘This Florida car wash turns ‘Tunnel of Terror,’ raising money for studentsTunnel of Terror is back at Sweetwater Car Wash in Windermere with more soap, lights and scares. This year, the event is raising money for local students.
Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida breaks ground on new Winter Garden facility
Read full article: Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida breaks ground on new Winter Garden facilityThe Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida and the City of Winter Garden broke ground on their new location in the historic East Winter Garden.
‘Pretty surreal:’ Disney helps with conservation effort of bird extinct in the wild
Read full article: ‘Pretty surreal:’ Disney helps with conservation effort of bird extinct in the wildDisney’s Animal Kingdom is full of incredible experiences, but it’s also part of a conservation effort taking place thousands of miles from Central Florida.
New crash sensor detects damage to toll barricades so it can be repaired ASAP
Read full article: New crash sensor detects damage to toll barricades so it can be repaired ASAPIt's the answer to a problem Central Florida's toll road operators have been trying to solve since the highways first opened decades ago: How do they know when and how badly their crash barricades are damaged?
Rocco Becht saves Cyclones with late touchdown drive in No. 9 Iowa State's 38-35 win over UCF
Read full article: Rocco Becht saves Cyclones with late touchdown drive in No. 9 Iowa State's 38-35 win over UCFRocco Becht scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 1-yard sneak with 30 seconds left, and Jontez Williams intercepted Jacurri Brown’s last pass to secure No. 9 Iowa State’s 38-35 comeback victory over UCF and allow the Cyclones to avoid a major upset.
41K gallons of syrup, 40K pounds of bee pollen substitute donated to Florida beekeepers impacted by hurricanes
Read full article: 41K gallons of syrup, 40K pounds of bee pollen substitute donated to Florida beekeepers impacted by hurricanesA nonprofit said they helped donate nearly 10 tankers of syrup and 40,000 pounds of bee pollen substitute to Florida beekeepers impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Volunteers take to Volusia County yards to help with storm debris
Read full article: Volunteers take to Volusia County yards to help with storm debrisHundreds across Central Florida are still picking up the pieces after Hurricane Milton swept through and volunteers in Volusia County are hitting the streets to help clean up debris.
Orlando Boys and Girls Club event shines light on ‘bright future’ goals for its members
Read full article: Orlando Boys and Girls Club event shines light on ‘bright future’ goals for its membersThe Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Florida, which has been getting results in the community for more than 80 years, held it's annual Faces of the Future fundraising event Friday morning.
It’s fall, y’all: Coolest weather since April hits Central Florida
Read full article: It’s fall, y’all: Coolest weather since April hits Central FloridaCentral Florida is experiencing its first taste of fall weather with the coolest temperatures since April, as a cold front brings significant changes to the region.
Gas shortages frustrate drivers across Central Florida after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Gas shortages frustrate drivers across Central Florida after Hurricane MiltonDrivers across Central Florida are facing mounting frustration as many gas stations remain out of fuel days after Hurricane Milton, leaving motorists scrambling.
What passing Florida Amendment 1 would mean for school boards and elections
Read full article: What passing Florida Amendment 1 would mean for school boards and electionsCurrently, Florida school board candidates run without party affiliation. However, the proposed amendment would allow candidates, starting in November 2026, to declare political party affiliations like Democrats or Republicans.
Florida’s election supervisors discuss handcounting ballots, polling place challenges ahead of Nov. 5
Read full article: Florida’s election supervisors discuss handcounting ballots, polling place challenges ahead of Nov. 5In a recent discussion, Central Florida election supervisors addressed a range of concerns about the upcoming election, including polling place accessibility and the potential impact of hand-counting ballots.
How Florida’s election supervisors try to build and maintain trust in the voting process
Read full article: How Florida’s election supervisors try to build and maintain trust in the voting processAs election season approaches, Central Florida's election supervisors are confronting not only logistical challenges but also ongoing skepticism from election deniers.
First cold front of season moves through Central Florida. How low will temps go?
Read full article: First cold front of season moves through Central Florida. How low will temps go?The first cold front of the season is making its way through Central Florida, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures and an increase in wind activity.
Florida’s Operation Blue Roof offers free protection for storm-damaged roofs after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Florida’s Operation Blue Roof offers free protection for storm-damaged roofs after Hurricane MiltonA free program that offers protection for storm-damaged roofs is now available to residents in Central Florida counties whose homes have been damaged after Hurricane Milton.
Intimidation, apathy worry Central Florida’s election supervisors ahead of November vote
Read full article: Intimidation, apathy worry Central Florida’s election supervisors ahead of November voteIn a recent interview with News 6, election supervisors from five Central Florida counties shared their thoughts on the upcoming November election, highlighting both optimism and concern.
Here’s where Central Florida rivers, lakes stand with flooding after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Here’s where Central Florida rivers, lakes stand with flooding after Hurricane MiltonA breakdown of the river and lake flood stages we hear about during heavy rain events, and what they mean to you.
Long-lasting impacts likely in Lake County after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Long-lasting impacts likely in Lake County after Hurricane MiltonDays after Hurricane Milton swept through Central Florida, officials say Lake County escaped the worst of the storm, but is still looking at lasting impacts.
DeBary still dealing with heavily flooded streets days after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: DeBary still dealing with heavily flooded streets days after Hurricane MiltonResidents in some Debary neighborhoods still can't get their cars out of their garage or drive down the street because of severe flooding.
Have yard debris from Hurricane Milton? How to deal with it in Central Florida counties
Read full article: Have yard debris from Hurricane Milton? How to deal with it in Central Florida countiesAs Central Floridians clean up from Hurricane Milton, officials have started to announce plans on how residents can properly dispose of their yard waste and construction debris.
World Central Kitchen offering free meals in DeLand for people impacted by Hurricane Milton
Read full article: World Central Kitchen offering free meals in DeLand for people impacted by Hurricane MiltonWorld Central Kitchen, a nonprofit that offers food relief, announced they will be offering free means in DeLand and 19 other Florida locations on Saturday for those affected by Hurricane Milton.
‘Moving in the right direction:’ DeBary’s city manager addresses flooding concerns after Milton
Read full article: ‘Moving in the right direction:’ DeBary’s city manager addresses flooding concerns after MiltonAs cleanup from Hurricane Milton begins across Central Florida, some are still dealing with flooding fears.
Seminole County races to get ahead of major flooding after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Seminole County races to get ahead of major flooding after Hurricane MiltonSeminole County Emergency Manager Alan Harris said Friday that flooding is expected to continue through next week after Hurricane Milton.
Need help now after Hurricane Milton? Here’s where to go
Read full article: Need help now after Hurricane Milton? Here’s where to goAs Florida and FEMA get organized to help after Hurricane Milton, community groups and nonprofits are already fanning out, trying to help people who need everything from food, to cooling and comfort stations to help clearing debris.
Little Wekiva River fills homes with water in Seminole County neighborhood
Read full article: Little Wekiva River fills homes with water in Seminole County neighborhoodWater from the Little Wekiva River is spilling into the Spring Oaks neighborhood after Hurricane Milton brought several inches of rain to Central Florida.
Here’s when Central Florida theme parks, attractions are reopening after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Here’s when Central Florida theme parks, attractions are reopening after Hurricane MiltonFlorida’s theme parks and attractions are set to reopen following Hurricane Milton’s crossing of the Sunshine State.
Less humid, breezy in Central Florida while rising water levels cause concern. Here’s the weekend setup
Read full article: Less humid, breezy in Central Florida while rising water levels cause concern. Here’s the weekend setupAs Central Florida continues to deal with flood concerns, a cool and breezy weather pattern is providing some temporary relief. While the absence of rain is promising for those dealing with flood aftermaths, residents in affected areas are warned to remain prepared for further rises in water levels.
WATCH LIVE: Seminole County Emergency Management holds post-Milton news conference
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: Seminole County Emergency Management holds post-Milton news conferenceCentral Florida waterways are rising because of heavy rain from Hurricane Milton. In Geneva that’s led to a washed-out road and even bigger problems for one community.
SunRail to resume service in Central Florida after Hurricane Milton. Here’s when
Read full article: SunRail to resume service in Central Florida after Hurricane Milton. Here’s whenSunRail officials announced that the commuter rail service will resume normal operations after being stopping for Hurricane Milton.
These Central Florida restaurants are reopening after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: These Central Florida restaurants are reopening after Hurricane MiltonThe good news (and a good sign for the community) is that several popular restaurants will be back open tonight for people looking to take a break from being stuck in their homes.
‘That’s America’: Florida man catches fish IN STREET day after Hurricane Milton
Read full article: ‘That’s America’: Florida man catches fish IN STREET day after Hurricane MiltonTwo men caught a large bass on a flooded Orlando road on Thursday as a man on a riding mower came cruising down the middle of the drenched street – a moment of much-needed levity after days of wondering what Hurricane Milton would bring to Florida.
No, Hurricane Milton did not flood Disney World in Florida. Here’s the truth about these viral images
Read full article: No, Hurricane Milton did not flood Disney World in Florida. Here’s the truth about these viral imagesSome images are going viral online showing what appears to be a heavily flooded Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando.
Falling trees take down power lines, sparking fire in Altamonte Springs during Hurricane Milton
Read full article: Falling trees take down power lines, sparking fire in Altamonte Springs during Hurricane MiltonSeminole County firefighters shared videos of burning power lines which went down in Altamonte Springs during Hurricane Milton.
Downed trees block roads in Bushnell as Hurricane Milton moves across Central Florida
Read full article: Downed trees block roads in Bushnell as Hurricane Milton moves across Central FloridaRain and winds are picking up in Sumter County as Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida on Wednesday evening, downing trees and blocking some roads.
Daytona Beach braces for storm surge as Milton’s winds pick up
Read full article: Daytona Beach braces for storm surge as Milton’s winds pick upAs Milton moves through Central Florida, the storm’s counter-clockwise motion is stirring up the waves on the Atlantic side of the state, which means storm surge is going to become a problem as the winds pick up.
CRAZY VIDEO: Watch the moment a tree falls onto a moving car in Florida during Hurricane Milton
Read full article: CRAZY VIDEO: Watch the moment a tree falls onto a moving car in Florida during Hurricane MiltonAn officer in DeLand captured footage of a driver narrowly escaping a falling tree with slight damage on Wednesday, hours before Hurricane Milton is set to make landfall.