Dominic Vitiello is a multimedia journalist based in Missoula, Montana. He specializes in covering local news and events, with a focus on issues affecting the community. Dominic's work has been featured in NBC Montana and WFLA, and he is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to his audience.
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Dominic Vitiello's coverage largely revolves around local events, government announcements, and community concerns in Missoula and Montana. To effectively reach out to Dominic, consider offering insights or first-hand accounts related to ongoing community issues, local government policies or decisions, and impactful events within the area.
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By: Dominic Vitiello
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services is receiving some help when it comes to detecting fraud.DPHHS received a 2024 SNAP Fraud Framework Im
Missoula’s food scene is garnering some national attention this week. Downtown favorite Biga Pizza is turning Zootown into Flavortown, with an appearance on “Di
By: Dominic Vitiello
New developments in the battle to keep a U.S. Post Office processing center in Missoula -- Montana U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke is now adding his voice to the cause.For
Hospitals can be a scary and emotional place for patients and visitors, especially in the NICU. One local NICU nurse at Community Medical Center in Missoula is
The police department is urging residents to sign up for Northland Alerts.
The fire and police departments from Duluth and Superior, as well as the St. Louis and Douglas County Sheriff’s offices, participated.
37 teams attended hoping to qualify for the state tournament in February.
Animal Allies in Duluth is calling it a Christmas miracle after five puppies were rescued from a box on the side of the road.
Funds go towards essential services like roadway infrastructure and public safety and help the counties accurately plan their budgets.
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District (WLSSD) and area partners kick off the annual Treecycling program this week, encouraging residents to recycle their fresh-cut holiday trees.
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