Michael Paluska is a Special Projects Reporter for WFTS-TV in Tampa, Florida. With a focus on local news, Michael covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, human interest stories, and environmental issues. His reporting aims to shed light on important issues impacting the Tampa Bay area and to provide a voice to the community.
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Tampa, Florida, United States (Local)
Michael Paluska's local coverage in Florida, primarily focuses on culture & society, weather, entertainment news and government & politics. His articles often revolve around community events, legislation, environment and local happenings.
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By: Michael Paluska
Ukraine family starts a new life in America in Florida suburbs to escape Russia's invasion launched by Putin.
If gardening in a desert sounds like an oxymoron, it is. But luckily, East Tampa is not a barren wasteland.
Experts in the field told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska that solar panels are coming under increased scrutiny.
By: Michael Paluska
ZooTampa has elephants, a tiger, rhinos, and other exotic creatures. But some of its most beloved animals are the ones that call Florida home.
In 2016, state incentives for movie productions ended. Ever since, Florida's reputation as a film-friendly state has faded to black.
When Tangela Butler looks out her bus window, she feels grateful she has a home to rest her head at night. But she knows countless families are still struggling, waiting for their big miracle.
By: Michael Paluska
A picture of an old church in Tarpon Springs at 160 Read Street. It was recently converted into a home. Photo circa 1920's.
By: Michael Paluska
Bond grew up in Uzbekistan and told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska she couldn't support herself through art.
By: Michael Paluska
When the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act became law, the aim was to protect the unique animals native to Florida. A new study shows how it can offset the worst impacts of climate change.
Inside the St. Petersburg, Florida home where skeletal remains of owner were discovered.
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