Anchor and Reporter Jerry Askin bids farewell to News 6 after six wonderful years.

As we’re wrapping up Black History Month, I want to say thank you so much to everyone who shared your story ideas with us!

Workers and business owners inside the Seminole Towne Center said Monday they lost money because the mall was closed for days after the power was cut off, but some are still holding on to hope and choosing to stay at the mall.

Onyx Magazine held its 4th annual “Man of Honor” event this weekend in Orlando, honoring Central Florida’s most influential Black men while also celebrating high school students.

A person was shot in the face Wednesday morning near an extended-stay motel in Osceola County, deputies said.

The City of Ocala held a Black History Month program for seniors Monday morning at the newly opened Mary Sue Rich Community Center at Reed Place.

Orange County Fire Rescue helped evacuate numerous people due to rising flood waters.

Orange County's emergency manger is urging people to remain vigilant and sheltered as Hurricane Ian passes over the county, despite the storm having weakened since first making landfall.

A Florida lawmaker is now pressing the Osceola County Sheriff's Office to release more information about a deadly deputy shooting in the parking lot of a Target store five days ago.

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. – SpaceX is set to launch four astronauts to the International Space Station on Sunday from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. News 6 will have team coverage throughout the countdown offering a unique experience with multiple views of the launch and countdown. Pick your own view of the launch here from Port Canaveral, Jetty Park or live from Kennedy Space Center. To follow minute-by-minute updates from News 6 reporters at Kennedy Space Center, be sure to check ClickOrlando.com/space on launch day. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, NASA and SpaceX have asked launch viewers to remain socially distant and wear masks.

Central Florida schools hosted a Teach-In Day Thursday to bring members of the community into schools to help inspire a future generation of professionals. To help schools celebrate American Education Week, News 6 staff members played a huge role in the teach-in events. Some students even got to look inside a TV news truck. Even though it was just an hour out of their day, News 6 hopes each student walked away learning something new while having a little fun. Kirstin O’Connor, anchor, at Princeton Elementary with 2nd gradeMatt Austin, anchorEzzy Castro, reporter, Forsyth Woods ElementarySo much fun hanging out with our future journalists from Forsyth Woods Elementary!

Fire station openingA new fire station aimed at saving lives has opened in Orange County. Weather updateMuggy weather continues Monday in the Orlando area. Watch the noon newscast in the video player above. Watch ClickO on the Go every weekday by following News 6 on Snapchat and Instagram. [WEATHER: Extended forecast | Radar | Warnings | Pinpoint Weather Zones][DOWNLOAD: Pinpoint, Hurricane apps | SHARE: Weather pictures]