The City of Orlando could soon nearly triple its number of red-light cameras under a new proposal set for a final vote Monday.

Orlando District 3 includes neighborhoods like Baldwin Park, Audubon Park, Rosemont, and College Park. News 6 anchor Lisa Bell sat down one-on-one with each of the candidates in the non-partisan race -- Samuel Chambers, Roger Chapin, Chris Durant, Kimberly Kiss, and Mira Tanna -- and asked them about property tax reform.

Habitat for Humanity is celebrating the completion of its 10th home built in Orlando’s Parramore neighborhood over the last year.

District 3 includes neighborhoods like Baldwin Park, Audubon Park, Rosemont and College Park. News 6 anchor Lisa Bell sat down one-on-one with each of the candidates in the non-partisan race: Samuel Chambers, Roger Chapin, Chris Durant, Kimberly Kiss and Mira Tanna to ask each of them the same set of questions and dig deeper on certain topics as needed.

Officials broke ground Thursday on a new affordable housing development in West Orlando, marking the latest effort to address the region’s growing housing affordability crisis.

Eight people were displaced after a historic building in the Parramore neighborhood was condemned on Friday, according to city officials.

The city of Orlando has formally filed a request to exempt the Pulse crosswalk from a slew of traffic devices that the Florida Department of Transportation ordered to be removed.

The qualifying period opens Friday at noon for Orlando’s city council races in November.

An Orlando city commissioner is calling out the Florida Department of Transportation after storm drain artwork in the Thornton Park and Mills District neighborhoods were painted over with white paint.

A spate of state-ordered road work happening to crosswalks around Central Florida will include at least 14 more in the city of Orlando.

The removal of a rainbow crosswalk outside the Pulse Nightclub has sparked significant public outcry and has brought attention to the fate of other pieces of street art across Orlando.

As the backlash deepens in response to the Florida Department of Transportation’s removal of the rainbow crosswalk outside the Pulse Memorial, News 6 has learned that the department has identified nearly 20 other pavement markings that need to be removed.

A rainbow-painted crosswalk outside the Pulse nightclub memorial was removed overnight, following a recent directive from the Trump administration.

Florida’s Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, is set to begin its audit of the city of Orlando’s finances.

On Friday, the city released a letter it received from the Florida Department of Government Efficiency, dated July 30. Orlando's mayor said the city will comply and show that it is financially responsible.

A pair of buses is about to roll into Central Florida, but they won’t be picking up commuters or be part of our public transportation network.

A project that has been 18 years in the making will change the landscape of one of Central Florida’s oldest communities. Edgewater Drive runs right through the heart of College Park and is being redesigned from Lakeview Street on the south end to Par Street, more than a mile and a half to the north.

Tucked into the Florida budget that Gov. Ron DeSantis signed this week was $394,421 for the Pulse National Memorial. Since the budget allocation survived DeSantis’ line-item veto, that money will now go to the city of Orlando, which is getting close to construction on a permanent memorial to the 49 people killed in the 2016 shooting.

Community members and city officials are honoring the lives of 49 people that were taken nine years ago in a mass shooting at Pulse Nightclub.

For the first time in nine years, family members of victims and survivors of the Pulse nightclub massacre began walking through the site where 49 people were killed.

When the families of the victims of the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting finally enter the building, they won’t see any furniture. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer says the walls inside are black, as is the floor, but that the space still evokes memories.

As state lawmakers return to Tallahassee to hash out a new budget plan, a long-time city of Orlando commissioner has a warning about financial challenges that could lie ahead.

The Orlando Fire Department believes it has figured out how to hire the best, most passionate and most committed firefighters who will work harder for the community they serve.

News 6 investigated concerns about an illegal dumping site in Orlando, near the Boggy Creek area.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is threatening to remove Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer from office.

On Thursday, the Transportation Mobility Advisory Commission (TransMAC) will discuss Orange County’s portion of the SunRail bill.

The long-awaited visitor center at the Orlando Wetlands is finally open, according to a news release from the city.

According to city officials, approximately 100 gallons of sewage entered the stormwater system due to a blockage in the public sanitary line.

The city of Orlando is seeking $5 million from Orange County to help make the long-delayed Pulse memorial to honor the lives of 49 people killed in 2016.

The proposal to open a large homeless shelter in Orlando’s SoDo district continues to engender intense criticism.

Orlando is gearing up for an estimated $60 million renovation of Lake Eola Park.

Workshops with Orlando’s Poet Laureate, Shawn Welcome, to end with showcase at Dr. Phillips Center on Feb. 7.

The new initiative will give residents access to resources like power and Wi-Fi after an extreme weather event.

It's the last day to submit feedback on the proposed design of a permanent memorial at the site of the Pulse shooting.

The city of Orlando is gearing up for a major overhaul of a local roadway that kicks off next week.

The lighted drones that fell from the sky during a holiday show in Downtown Orlando and injured a 7-year-old boy were supposed to fly above Lake Eola at a safe distance away from crowds, documents obtained by News 6 reveal.

A 7-year-old boy was injured when drones collided and fell into the crowd during a downtown Orlando holiday show, according to the boy’s mother.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are investigating after drones collided and fell into a crowd during a holiday show Saturday evening in downtown Orlando.

The second of two planned holiday drone shows at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando was canceled after what the city described as “technical difficulties,” but one viewer who was at the show said he could see multiple drones crashing into each other before falling to the ground.

The second of two drone shows that was set to take flight Saturday night at Lake Eola was canceled due to “technical difficulties,” city officials said on social media.

After several meetings, the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee is moving forward with a potential design for the Pulse nightclub site.

The city of Orlando is preparing to give final approval for a plan to place cameras outside 21 school campus to ticket speeders.

Orlando police and Orange County deputies will be keeping a closer eye on certain roads during Florida Classic weekend.

Some much-needed upgrades are coming to two of Orlando’s biggest sports venues.

Downtown Orlando is about to undergo a major change if the plans Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer announced Tuesday come to fruition.

An Orlando man has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Orlando and several Orlando police officers after spending two years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

News 6 obtained documents that show the theme park filed a permit application for its entry signs around Universal Orlando Resort property.

Attorneys for suspended Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill issued subpoenas on Thursday to depose five people connected to her criminal case.

Vehicle-for-Hire Operators: illegitimate drivers are putting MCO's tourists in danger

A University of Central Florida researcher claims the homeless population in downtown Orlando already faced a rising number of arrests ahead of a new state law that will ban sleeping on public property.

Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is featuring a lineup of diverse programming showcasing Hispanic community.

Residents are preparing for a potential impact from an approaching tropical system less than a month after flash flooding near the Wadeview Park neighborhood.

Every year, News 6 partners with the Salvation Army and Angel Tree to make sure no one is forgotten. But now roles are reversed: the Salvation Army needs your help.

The criminal trial for suspended Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill won’t happen until after the new year.

City officials, including Mayor Buddy Dyer, gathered on Thursday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Dubsdread Golf Course, one of Orlando’s oldest and most historic public golf courses.

Facing the threat of closure, the restaurant in Orlando’s Ivanhoe Village recently launched a fundraising page to ask for help and share its story.

Back in January, the Orange County Board of County Commissioners authorized the use of the Tourist Development Tax revenues (TDT) for multiple projects, including that $400 million for Camping World Stadium improvements.

The new swans are acclimating in a designated pen at the park.

"Golden Legacy: 80 Years of Original Art from Golden Books" to be at Orlando Museum of Art Sept. 6 – Dec. 1.

Moving forward with the future of SunRail was a key point in a meeting Thursday afternoon with FDOT and the local partners.

For some, SunRail would make commuting and getting to and from some parts of our area, a breeze. To that, we’ve seen mixed results.

While many students enjoyed their summer break, 600 young scholars in Orlando participated in the City of Orlando’s Summer Youth Employment Program.

The project will feature large, neon, inflatable pigeons on several rooftops throughout downtown Orlando.

Orlando is looking to showcase local artists' work downtown for a Hispanic Heritage Month display at City Hall.

City officials contacted Florida Fish and Wildlife’s Assistance Program for solutions to prevent potential wildlife conflict after a river otter was spotted at Lake Eola Park.

New documents obtained by News 6 show former Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill is under federal investigation.

As the city of Orlando moves forward with efforts to create a permanent memorial for victims of the Pulse shooting in 2016, survivors and family members of the victims have long waited for a permanent memorial.

In the early morning of June 12, 2016, a gunman stormed the Pulse Nightclub, killing 49 people, physically injuring 53 others and psychologically wounding countless others. Since then, the community, former nightclub owner Barbara Poma, the City of Orlando, Orange County and the now-dissolved OnePulse Foundation have all grappled with how to remember those lost and honor the survivors.

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

Concerns about large crowds have prompted an Orlando amusement park to institute a chaperone policy.

Interim City Commissioner Shaniqua Rose was officially sworn into the vacant District 5 seat on Monday morning.

As data shows, Florida is one of the top states for emergency calls for heat-related incidents.

Here are some of the events happening this month in Central Florida to commemorate Juneteenth.

The City of Orlando is celebrating the opening of an affordable apartment development at the site of what used to be a blighted hotel.

With CPR week starting June 1, the Orlando Fire Department showed News 6 an innovative CPR training method to further increase a cardiac patient's chances of survival.

Members of the Orlando Municipal Planning Board are set to discuss a new permanent plan to limit the number of nightclubs in downtown.

Seven candidates are vying for the seat that was vacated when Commissioner Regina Hill was arrested and suspended from office. We asked each candidate the same questions.

Seven candidates are vying for the seat that was vacated when Commissioner Regina Hill was arrested and suspended from office. We asked each candidate the same questions.

Two people were arrested and several others pepper sprayed by Orlando police at Lake Eola Park during a pro-Palestine protest on Saturday afternoon.

The City of Orlando is proposing increasing stormwater fees by at least 50% over the next four years. It’s the first time the city has raised stormwater fees since 2008.

Over the weekend plans were revealed for a Pulse memorial in Osceola County, but some of those plans have since changed.

Suspended Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill is appealing a judge’s decision to keep her away from an elderly woman’s finances.

On Sunday, Lynx launched its newest express bus route from the Orlando International Airport to Disney Springs and back via the tourist district for just $2.

An arraignment hearing for the suspended Orlando city commissioner accused of elderly exploitation is set for Tuesday in circuit court, but Commissioner Regina Hill likely won’t be there.

The Orlando Utilities Commission last week approved a $155 million project to ensure the region's growing population will have enough safe and clean drinking water for years to come.

Candidates can now begin filing to run in the special election to serve as interim Orlando city commissioner for District 5.

A 20th-anniversary celebration was held for the City of Orlando’s Hispanic Office for Local Assistance Thursday.

Here’s your chance to stay local and celebrate all things Orlando.

Orlando Commissioner Regina Hill issues a statement a day after she was arrested.

Orlando Hill faces charges of elderly exploitation, mortgage fraud

A grand jury is now investigating allegations that Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill exploited an elderly woman out of more than $100,000.

An Orlando city commissioner is facing allegations and a state investigation into whether she exploited an elderly woman and took more than $100,000 from her.

The city of Orlando has approved moving forward with plans to buy properties in downtown that have sat vacant for years.

The Salvation Army headquarters in Orlando is opening its doors and getting results for the Coalition for the Homeless shelter in downtown.

The city of Orlando gives a first look at what it calls a “vibrant, inclusive and sustainable urban oasis” coming in several years to a largely undeveloped space beneath Interstate 4.

The number of parking citations has gone up year over year in Downtown Orlando.

Ivanhoe Village businesses in Orange County introduce the ‘Construction Club’ amid ongoing roadwork

As the eagerly anticipated U.S. Olympic Team Trials approaches on Feb. 3, the City of Orlando, in collaboration with event partners, is diligently preparing for the downtown event.

Senate Bill 576 claims review boards are divisive and second guess police. If passed, it could ban all police review boards that investigate law enforcement across the state.

Former Miami-Dade School Board Vice Chair Lubby Navarro is accused of using her district credit cards for personal purposes, like buying groceries, appliances, beauty products and vacations.