Michael Paluska is a Reporter at ABC Action News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, health and wellness, real estate, and the impact of artificial intelligence. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WWNY TV and KSL (1160 AM / 102.7 FM).
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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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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.
By: Michael Paluska
Wildlife filmmakers and a biologist are using trail cameras to document and protect the critically endangered Florida panther.
By: Michael Paluska
Oak Park Elementary mentors inspire fifth graders with a graduation celebration featuring a surprise limo ride and private lunch at Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City.
Drew Reinhart lost his bees, both cars, his savings, and eventually his home after Hurricane Helene. Now, a childhood farm and a veterans nonprofit are helping him start over.
By: Michael Paluska
The Nest at Robin's Apartments, a new 182-unit complex in Bradenton, was built from the ground up with affordability in mind — and half the units are reserved for teachers and first responders.
VENICE, Fla. — A Tampa Bay company has developed technology that uses artificial intelligence to send personalized video responses to customer emails and text messages, replacing traditional auto-reply systems.
Long before the American West, Spanish conquistador Ponce de León brought the first cattle to North America in Florida in 1521 — and ranchers are still fighting to keep that legacy alive.
A lightning strike triggered a fire that gutted the University of South Florida College of Marine Science lab on May 2, destroying the second floor and damaging what the flames did not reach with water and smoke.
