Michael Lozano - Multimedia Journalist at ABC11 WTVD
Michael was born in Austin, Texas, but grew up in Garland, Texas, a suburb in Dallas. He is the oldest of three sons, and he had the joy of always being surrounded by a myriad of behind the scene stories about the local and national news.

His dad has been a photojournalist in Dallas for 23 years. Seeing his dad head out to breaking news stories which included severe weather, historical events like presidential inaugurations, and catastrophic events like 9/11, and Katrina, to name a few, gave Michael a wealth of stories growing up

Michael didn't realize how much he appreciated the art of storytelling until he took a leap of faith and chose to pursue a journalism degree.

After graduating from the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas, May 2017, Michael headed west.

There, he worked in Odessa, Texas as a reporter/weekend anchor at Big 2 News for two years.

Even though Michael has made his way over to the east coast, he is not afraid to show his Dallas pride. Michael is a die-hard Dallas Cowboys fan and an overall fan of every North Texas sports team: Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks, FC Dallas, and the Dallas Stars.

When he is not working out of Fayetteville, North Carolina, Michael is probably at the nearest movie theater catching the latest film or playing anything resembling a sport. He is also an avid comic book collector. You will often find him perusing a local comic book store.

One of the highlights of Michael's young life was having the honor to meet Stan Lee, an icon in the world of comics, and Michael has the photo to prove it.

Michael's Stories
Mother, boyfriend charged after 5-year-old's death in Aberdeen
A South Carolina mother and her boyfriend have been charged in the death of a 5-year-old girl while staying in a Moore County motel.
State Commission could take over Spring Lake's finances
As Spring Lake leaders look to stabilize the town's budget, the Local Government Commission prepares to take control of their finances if leaders don't follow parameters set in place.
'Congratulations to Bon Quisha:' Woman's car buying experience turns sour with racist Facebook post
A Lumberton Honda dealership worker has been fired after a Black Cumberland County woman said her first car-buying experience was ruined because of an offensive Facebook post.
State Auditor investigating 'financial irregularities' in town of Spring Lake
The State Treasurer's office was unable to say where the irregularities are coming from or how much money is unaccounted for right now.
2 men charged in Moore County double murder knew couple, sheriff says; robbery is suspected motive
The Moore County sheriff said two men, one a former employee, have been charged in the murder of a married couple well-loved in the community.
Passport application delays spell headaches for North Carolina travelers
Mail-in delays are playing a major role in backing up the passport process.