Hispanics have the potential to wield a lot of voting power. But in 2022, many did not come out to vote – in the county, or across Florida.And if candidates want Hispanic voters to turn out in higher numbers in 2024, experts say they need to get into the communities now.

U.S. Rep. Darren Soto said the Supreme Court is getting closer to taking away a "fundamental right" from women.

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.

Economic analysts call it the perfect storm for renters in Orlando and across the nation.

The Florida Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly approved maps in the once-a-decade redistricting process, despite concerns from Democrats that a surge in the Hispanic population doesn’t appear to be fully represented with the changes.

Florida lawmakers move forward with a plan that would connect playing the national anthem at sports events to state and local dollars.

My account is locked, a dejected Perry told News 6. " This is the first time in my life I have been embarrassed to be a Floridian, Perry said. Torres said the DEO staff members have been caught in a system never designed to handle demand to deliver unemployment checks. Perry is one of dozens of Disney employees still waiting for jobless benefits to be released. Definitely theres a lot of people hurting.Perry said he is grateful for what News 6 and Torres have done to bring the unemployment issues to DEO supervisors.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orange County Sheriff John Mina on Monday joined two Florida lawmakers who are pushing to keep guns more secure. State Sen. Victor Torres and State Rep. Joy Goff-Marcil have filed bills that would require any business that sells guns to keep them secure during non-business hours. According to the bills, stores would either have to use a cable to keep guns in place or lock them in a cabinet or safe. Mina said the new law is needed because burglars are able to quickly steal guns.