Sanika Dange
WESH 2 News
Orlando, FL, United States
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Free legal aid for veterans in Florida
Attorneys are working free of charge to help navigate civil legal barriers veterans may be facing. → Read More
Permitless carry in Florida: Groups protest bill Thursday
Thursday, the Florida chapters of Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action gathered to call on lawmakers to vote it down. → Read More
Florida to be sued over rejection of African American Studies course
A group of students and elected officials say they're planning to file a lawsuit against the state for banning the course. → Read More
Volunteer for Red Suitcase Ministry surprised with car
They had received a Ford Focus as a donation just days after Jaylan Golden mentioned that was his dream car. → Read More
Orlando's Omar Jose Cardona hopes to be winner of 'The Voice'
"He has, since we met him as a 9th grader, has been really hungry for the training and the opportunity to do the work and that's why he'll continue to be successful," his former teacher said. → Read More
Engineers assess safety of Brevard condo building
"Well, I just hope it's safe. I hope the authorities are honest enough to tell us if it's not," resident Lisa Mejia said. → Read More
Sanibel Island rebuilding after Hurricane Ian brings damage
Sanibel Island was one of the hardest hit areas from Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Couple staying in 3-story office building survives Hurricane Ian
"We gathered up pavers, we made a fire pit, we cooked whatever we could, together." → Read More
Florida man man says he regrets riding out hurricane
"Just crazy, nonstop for hours," he recalled. "It was frightening. It was frightening. I'll never make that decision ever again." → Read More
Florida homeowners assess hurricane damage
A lot of the homeowners in a Sarasota County neighborhood evacuated before Hurricane Ian hit, so they haven't even gotten a chance to see what the storm left behind. → Read More
Florida residents receive supplies after Hurricane Ian
Saturday, residents on Florida's west coast received crucial supplies. → Read More
Central Florida schools add safety measures to protect students
Counties can join the Guardian Program, opt out or use the funds to help supplement school resource officers. → Read More
Florida schools focus on mental health resources for students
In Orange County, 17.3% of students said they skipped a day of school because they were scared to be there. → Read More
Legal Aid Society of Orange County provides free legal services
The Legal Aid Society of Orange County is a free service for those who can't afford a traditional attorney. → Read More
Orlando high school's Second Harvest food pantry helping students
Once a month, student volunteers help sort, organize, and distribute produce for both students and faculty in need, provided by Second Harvest Food Bank. → Read More
Local Diwali Celebrations
It's the Festival of Lights, celebrated by Indians around the world and spanning several days. → Read More
Disney World's most famous moments: Princess Diana, Richard Nixon
Disney has been the backdrop for so many pop-culture moments throughout its 50 years. → Read More
2016 Invictus Games marks one of Disney World's biggest moments
Invictus is the passion project of Prince Harry, who came to Orlando that May to preside over the games. → Read More
'Still trying to process it': Coco Gauff's tennis partner discusses taking on Olympics without her
"I sent her a voice message. I didn't know if she'd be accepting phone calls, told her to keep her head high." → Read More
Olympic's Rule 50 prohibits demonstrations at Olympic sites
According to the Olympic Charter, Rule 50 states "no kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas" → Read More