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Learn the history and process behind naming storms during hurricane season. If you need help with the Public File, call 407-291-6000.

ORLANDO, Fla. To kick off the 2020 hurricane season, News 6 hosted a live chat with meteorologist Jonathan Kegges to answer viewers storm-related questions. The hourlong chat was held at 7 p.m. during News 6s on-air hurricane preparedness special on June 1, the official start of hurricane season. Explainer: Hurricane watch vs. warning (WKMG)A: Watch vs. For a hurricane watch, that means hurricane conditions are possible within 48 hours. Read more: What you need to know to prep your pet for hurricane seasonQ: What are the chances we have a record-breaking hurricane season?

Published: May 5, 2020, 10:21 amIf you need help with the Public File, call 407-291-6000.

ORLANDO, Fla. – No one is affected more by the growth in Central Florida than the millions of people who call the region home. That’s why News 6 is inviting each and every one of those residents to take part in our Boomtown: A Growing Challenge town hall by watching the event live and submitting questions for our panel of experts to answer. In case you missed it, watch the full town hall below:News 6 digital correspondent Brianna Volz and News 6 digital editor Adrienne Cutway moderated the comments and passed them along to our two town hall hosts, News 6 reporter Nadeen Yanes and Pulptown founder and director Katie Johnston. Yanes and Johnston held onto the questions to ask our panel of experts, who you can read about here. To read more about the stories we’ve highlighted as part of our Boomtown series -- including those of a single mother who commutes seven hours a day using public transportation and an adoptive father who’s struggling to find affordable housing -- click here.

ORLANDO, Fla. – In this week’s episode of News 6/360, Julie Broughton and Brianna Volz share a sweet story about how employees at a Florida brewery featured rescue dogs on its beer cans and got results in a way they didn’t expect. [WATCH LAST WEEK’S EPISODE: Earthquake felt in South Florida; #GirlDad goes viral in honor of Kobe Bryant]Users can watch “News 6/360” on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or the News 6 app. iPhone users can also use the YouTube app and search ClickOrlando.com. Virtual reality goggles are recommended to gain the full experience of the 360-degree arena. [iPHONE AND APP USERS: Click here for the best viewing experience]Note: To get the full experience, hit the play button and click and hold your mouse while moving it around the video screen.

The pair also revisits how the internet paid tribute to NBA star Kobe Bryant. “News 6/360” is part of News 6′s innovative newscast that immerses viewers in a 360-degree environment to creatively tell the stories that are trending in Central Florida and around the globe. [WATCH LAST WEEK’S EPISODE: SpaceX successfully blows up its own rocket; Central Florida athlete heads to Super Bowl]Users can watch “News 6/360” on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or the News 6 app. iPhone users can also use the YouTube app and search ClickOrlando.com. [iPHONE AND APP USERS: Click here for the best viewing experience]

The episode is part of News 6′s innovative newscast that immerses viewers in a 360-degree environment while providing creative storytelling with impressive visuals. [WATCH LAST WEEK’S EPISODE: NASA’s new class and a really expensive Mustang]Users can watch “News 6/360” on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or the News 6 App. iPhone users can also use the YouTube app and search ClickOrlando.com. Virtual reality goggles are recommended to gain the full experience of the 360-degree arena. [iPHONE AND APP USERS: Click here for the best viewing experience]Note: To get the full experience, hit the play button and click and hold your mouse while moving it around the video screen.

In this episode of News 6/360, Ginger Gadsen and Brianna Volz give viewers a look at the Puerto Rico earthquakes, introduce you to NASA’s new class of astronauts and tell you how a Hollywood Mustang ended up in Central Florida. It’s part of News 6′s first-of-its-kind newscast that immerses viewers in a 360-degree environment while providing creative storytelling with stunning visuals. [READ: News 6 unveils new, creative, 360-degree newscast]Users can watch “News 6/360” on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or the News 6 App. iPhone users can use the YouTube App and search ClickOrlando.com. Also, VR goggles can be used to experience “News 6/360.”[iPHONE AND APP USERS: Click here for the best viewing experience]NOTE: To get the full experience, hit the play button and click and hold your mouse while moving it around the video screen.

News 6 is launching 2020 with a first-of-its kind newscast that immerses viewers in a 360-degree environment while providing creative storytelling with stunning visuals. “News 6/360,” hosted by anchor Ginger Gadsden and digital reporter Brianna Volz, is designed to be viewer friendly, less formal and conversational. Users can watch “News 6/360” on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or the News 6 App. iPhone users can use the YouTube App and search ClickOrlando.com. Also, VR goggles can be used to experience “News 6/360.”[iPHONE AND APP USERS: Click here for the best viewing experience]NOTE: To get the full experience, hit the play button and click and hold your mouse while moving it around the video screen.

ORLANDO, Fla. – WKMG-TV News 6, the Graham Media Group-owned CBS affiliate in Orlando Florida, continues to transform the landscape of news viewing with the introduction of “News 6/360.” Presented by the station’s website, ClickOrlando.com, News 6/360 is the first-of-its-kind newscast shot and produced entirely in 360 degrees. This new, interactive, immersive experience is designed to be viewer friendly, easy to use and will keep viewers coming back for each new newscast. Hosted by News 6 anchor Ginger Gadsden and News 6 digital reporter Brianna Volz, viewers may notice them holding notes. Ginger and Brianna interact with each other and the viewers off the cuff, giving the newscast a high-energy, less formal and conversational tone. Viewers can watch News 6/360 on their Android phones by going to ClickOrlando.com or their News 6 App.

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