Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday held a news conference in Jacksonville, which was delayed by a group of citizens and activists who wanted to question the governor about his pandemic policies, to put more political pressure on the Biden Administration to release more monoclonal antibody treatment doses to Florida.

Videos and pictures show emergency vehicles lighting up Magic Kingdom on Tuesday night following a small fire.

The jury is now deliberating in the murder trial of Markeith Loyd as closing arguments came to an end Tuesday and requested to rehear several testimonies Wednesday morning.

Testimony resumed in the murder trial for accused cop killer Markeith Loyd. The jury will be handed the case Tuesday.

The defense begins its case in the Markeith Loyd murder trial.

Markeith Loyd stands trial for murder in the death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

Testimony began in convicted killer Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial Tuesday morning.

WKMG-TV News 6 raked in numerous awards Saturday from the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists, recognizing the work created in 2020.

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Using mobile units, Seminole County Emergency Director Alan Harris said health officials will soon begin vaccinating at faith organizations. The goal is to focus on faith organizations in communities that are low-income, fixed-income or transportation-disadvantaged. So far, 48 churches have partnered with Seminole County, willing to open up their sanctuaries and empty fellowship halls as points of distribution. Pastor Andre’ Martin, Jr. said his church has worked with Seminole County health officials to provide other health screenings, like blood pressure and diabetes screenings at his church in years past. “There aren’t that many services in this specific area of the county,” Martin said Friday.

ORLANDO, Fla. Day 2 of a hearing between the state of Florida and the largest teachers union will continue Thursday. [WATCH THE HEARING IN THE VIDEO PLAYER AT THE TOP OF THIS STORY]The states largest teachers union, Florida Education Association, is suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials with the goal of halting in-person learning at schools until it can be done safely. Keep track of the hearing by refreshing this page as News 6 reporter Nadeen Yanes posts updates. Check out News 6 reporter Nadeen Yanes recap of Day 1 in the video below.

ORLANDO, Fla. The state of reopening schools across Florida will soon be in the hands of a judge as two days of hearings are scheduled to begin Wednesday. The states largest teachers union is suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials with the goal of halting in-person learning at schools until it can be done safely. Keep track of the latest happenings at the hearing by refreshing this page. Check out her latest report in the video below.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. Just in time to pay July's rent, residents in Orange County said they got their $1,000 dollar check through Orange County's Individual and Family Assistance program funded through the CARES Act this week. Just wanted to update you and let you know that our $1,000 CARES Act rental assistance check arrived in the mail today (July 1st) just in time to pay rent. Danny Cox also got his money on Tuesday after successfully getting through an applying through Orange Countys portal, which has had some issues. According to Orange County officials, they have received received 30,369 applications but with potential duplication, the processing total is 28,869. The program is funded through federal CARES Act money which the county allocated $36.5 million dollars to give a one-time $1,000 dollar payment to 30,000 families in need.

Businesses taking a hit after art festival canceledPublished: March 21, 2020, 11:46 pmShop owners worry about their futures after closures and curfews keep away customers.

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.