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For the past 22 years, Devoy Johnson has driven miles more than he can count. He makes deliveries to schools, food banks, and churches for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. “Maybe I’ve done at least 3,000 or 4,000 drops,” said Devoy.

During the Fireworks at the Fountain display at Orlando's Lake Eola, News 6 spoke with several visitors to get their take on the Fourth of July celebration.

Students who are part of a summer enrichment program are getting hands-on experience with emerging technologies while also learning lessons about the past.

Tucked away in downtown Orlando’s 32801 ZIP code, the U.S Secret Service’s Orlando field office, led by veteran Special Agent in Charge Caroline O’Brien-Buster, works to track a wave of high-tech financial schemes in a 7-county jurisdiction from Citrus to Brevard counties.

It was time for the night sky above Lake Eola to be illuminated with fireworks, as the city of Orlando’s annual Fireworks at the Fountain Fourth of July event came back again.

Students who are part of a summer enrichment program are getting hands-on experience with emerging technologies while also learning lessons about the past.

There’s no shortage of stories over the last few years about the people who gather and give away food to those in need across Central Florida. But what about the drivers?

The full service medical center near Colonial Drive and Mills Avenue has been serving Orange County’s uninsured residents for nearly 15 years.

There are lots of services you can utilize, including a video production studio, game development lab and sound booths.

For Orlando Firefighter Juwan VanBuren, being a first responder is just one of many hats he wears.

As WKMG Hits the Road to the 32801 zip code, we are highlighting Orlando's Summer Youth Employment Program.

Tucked away in downtown Orlando’s 32801 ZIP code, the U.S Secret Service's Orlando field office, led by veteran Special Agent in Charge Caroline Obrien-Buster, works to track a wave of high-tech financial schemes in a 7-county jurisdiction from Citrus to Brevard counties.

It is time for the night sky above Lake Eola to be illuminated with fireworks, as the city of Orlando’s annual Fireworks at the Fountain Fourth of July event is back again this year.

From the theater of war to the theater of the Dr. Phillips Center, two veterans are now serving the community in a different way.

Lake Eola is where the pride parade ends and downtown is home to many LGBTQ+ organizations.Darcel Stevens is an advocate for the gay community, a veteran, and a performer.

It’s easy to see the passion the Orlando Police Department’s 2023 Officer of the Year has for serving the community. Sgt. Donald Lacentra has been with the department for 12 years and was recently presented with the award.

It’s easy to see the passion the Orlando Police Department’s 2023 Officer of the Year has for serving the community.

Paul Zeniewicz’s office is not your typical law office. But then, Zeniewicz isn’t really your typical lawyer.