Paul Giorgio is a photojournalist at WKMG News 6. A Florida native and graduate of the University of Central Florida, Paul focuses on diverse topics including energy policy, real estate development, and public transportation, while also covering crime and justice issues. His work often highlights the unique aspects of Central Florida and has been featured in various media outlets.
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Paul Giorgio’s coverage is primarily focused on local community support, nonprofits, and human interest stories in the Orlando area. He often covers seasonal events and seeks expert commentary related to family & relationships.
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By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
In just two years, a wave of major solar companies has filed for bankruptcy, the latest being Freedom Forever in April of this year, leaving customers confused, frustrated, and stuck with systems they don't know how to manage.
Bowen Aquarium will occupy a 14-acre site on Port Canaveral property bordering the Banana River, located just off State Road 528. The campus will feature 10 buildings, some dedicated to the filtration systems required to maintain the large habitats, along with heavy landscaping designed to mirror the natural look and feel of natural Florida.
By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
Listing for ‘package inspector' job turns out to be nationwide reshipping fraud scheme
By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
In 2016, she was a single mom in Florida, living on a fixed income as a disabled Army veteran. Solar was pitched to her as a clean-energy upgrade that would do something simple and immediate: erase her electric bill.
By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
Couples say the sudden closure forced them to find new venues and vendors, delaying their honeymoon
By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
Experts say slowing down and doing your own research can stop scammers in their tracks
By: Paul Giorgio, Pavlina Osta
A Kissimmee woman says she paid a roofing company $15,000 for repairs that were never made, and she's not alone — the Better Business Bureau has logged 12 complaints against Hurricane Roofer, giving the company an F-rating.
ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando Police Department says officers responded to a report of someone waving a knife downtown before a stabbing on Friday night, disputing social media claims that police failed to respond.
By: Paul Giorgio, Pavlina Osta
ORLANDO, Fla. – A broken air conditioner can be an urgent, expensive problem. For Lera Pauling, the repair cost more than $2,300, so she used a buy now, pay later loan rather than paying the full amount upfront.
By: Pavlina Osta, Paul Giorgio
Here's how the scam worked ORLANDO, Fla. – When Carmen Evans looked at her phone, the caller ID displayed a business she recognized: Wells Fargo.
