Michael Paluska is a Reporter at ABC Action News. He focuses on themes related to hospitality and leisure, particularly hotels and resorts, while also exploring cultural movements, internet culture, and pop culture. Michael's work has been featured in WWNY TV.
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By: Michael Paluska
KEY TAKEAWAYS Birdwatching may boost brain health and slow cognitive aging, a study finds. The hobby's mental demands reorganize the brain and strengthen cognitive function.
A new Yale tariff tracker shows the daily cost of tariffs on everyday goods, giving Tampa Bay families a tool to track rising prices and plan household spending.
TAMPA, Fla. — Artificial intelligence startup founders from across Florida gathered in downtown Tampa this week as local tech leaders say the city is quickly becoming a growing hub for technology and innovation.
By: Michael Paluska
From the white sands of Fort De Soto to the red-clay brick-lined streets of Ybor City, Tampa Bay played a pivotal role in the Spanish-American War — and its legacy endures 127 years later.
Scientists say the crystal-clear water comes with an uncomfortable truth: Tampa Bay looks healthier when less stormwater pollution reaches it.
By: Michael Paluska
A Lee County family says a nonprofit's Hurricane Ian renovation left their home full of dust. Tampa Bay 28 reporter Michael Paluska went there to see what exactly happened.
A team of professional treasure hunters, a beachcombing entrepreneur are all chasing the same dream: hundreds of millions in lost gold off Florida's coast.
Nearly four years after Hurricane Ian destroyed her home, Hardee County mom Kaylee Sandin is finally rebuilding with help from nonprofit SendMeMissions and Rebuild Florida.
By: Michael Paluska
The community rallied behind At 101 years old, Fred "Fritz" Kojzar. His favorite watering hole and karaoke spot, VFW Post 4412, raised money for him and others affected by the storm.
By: Michael Paluska
Two Tampa Bay nonprofits offer 15 free mental health therapy sessions to families, covering costs and copays regardless of insurance status.
