Dana Damiani is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News 13 Orlando. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, legal affairs, and agriculture, with a strong focus on consumer health, civil rights, and social interest stories. Dana's work has been featured in Spectrum News, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1, Capital Tonight, and NewsBreak.
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Dana Damiani's coverage is primarily focused on local news and community-related topics in the Syracuse, New York area. The articles cover a wide range of local events including education, public safety issues, small business initiatives, and human interest stories.
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Law enforcement says gold and cryptocurrency scams are trending this summer.
Many businesses across New York have been feeling the impacts of the back and forth. But relief may be on its way to some New York state farmers.
By: Dana Damiani Rochester
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Summer is nearing its end, and illnesses are top of mind as kids prepare to go back to school.
Albany County's ban on the sale of kratom, which health officials say contains opioid-like chemicals and can create severe health risks, is in effect as of Tuesday.
Home developers prepare for potential impact of Canadian tariffs on lumber as trade war continues.
By: Dana Damiani
AAA reports more than 72 million Americans traveled for the Fourth of July weekend, and the company is expecting big travel for Labor Day as well.
A Child Victims Act survivor is now reflecting on the outcome of the settlement.
By: Dana Damiani
Emotions ran high Tuesday morning in Ontario County Court as the family of Sam Nordquist, and two of the people who admitted to torturing and killing him, addressed the court at their sentencing.
By: Dana Damiani Rochester
A decade ago, neuroscientists discovered that there's water-like fluid the brain floats in. Now they're studying how it moves, and how quickly, by injecting tracers into mice brains.
There were 343 firefighters who died in New York City on 9/11.
