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As president. Its a referendum on the economy, health care, National Security and so much more. This crowd has not given up, but they are very nervous. Im live, back to you, jim. Thank you, monica. Now to Rick Williams at trumps headquarters just blocks away in new york city at the midtown hilton. There must be a good deal of excitement in that place. Reporter that is an understatement tonight, jim. This crowd is ready for a victory celebration. They just found out just moments ago that donald trump won the state of florida. They erupted into cheers, high fiving, a lot more people putting on t...

What that fake grade is telling us. School letter grades are out here and statewide. News 6 investigates why this year they dont reveal much about how your Childs School is actually doing. Good evening, this is news 6 at 7 00, getting results. Im lisa bell. Im ginger gadsden. Im julie broughton. And in a few minutes, we will take you live to tampa where Donald Trumps campaign has come to the i4 corridor for the first time. It is a packed crowd there. Yes, it is. Weve had Sachelle Saunders reporting there from all afternoon and we have more coming up. Our top story right now, theyre the ranking...

What 25 of people say they wish happened. The numbers coming up in 20 minutes. Thats a tease if ive ever heard one. Yeah, but its kind of true, though. But first, were following breaking news right now. Nearly one week after the mass shooting at the glitz ultra lounge, Orlando Police are going on the record revealing new information about that deadly night and an arrest in the case. Justin warmoth just stepped out of their news conference, justin, what are they telling you . The sheriff said they arrested a 23yearold in connection with the shooting. Right now, hes only being charged with carry...

More than 60 teachers will be honored for their outstanding service to the students and families of Macomb County during April 11 celebration.

Rainbow’s fourth grade teaching team — Jessica Guyer, Kerri Cupstid, Hevin Maggs, Jennifer Augustine, and Heidi Williams — agreed the project is a great way to build historical knowledge and also get students engaged in research.