Matt Bloom is a General Assignment Reporter with a focus on local news in the Colorado Springs area. He writes for publications such as Denverite, Colorado Public Radio, and Marketplace by APM, covering a wide range of topics including weather, crime, social issues, and local events. His work has also been featured in NPR, KBIA 91.3 FM, WAMU 88.5, and various other publications.
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By: Matt Bloom
The East Baton Rouge Parish school board has again delayed its selection of a new superintendent.
By: Matt Bloom, Athina Morris
A federal grand jury handed up an eight-count indictment against Jeffrey Vappie that includes seven counts of wire fraud and one count of making false statements to law enforcement.
After weeks of delays, East Baton Rouge Parish has a new superintendent. LaMont Cole, a metro councilman and longtime educator, will take over the school district's top job.
By: Matt Bloom
Even as a kid, Sybil Morial was a rule breaker. When she was 7 years old, Morial rode her bike into then-segregated New Orleans' City Park with a few friends.
By: Matt Bloom
Dozens of memorials and rallies were held Monday in New Orleans to honor those killed a year ago in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel and during the ongoing war in Gaza.
By: Matt Bloom, Jeff Ferrell
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple points to one factor in particular for the high rates: Louisiana motorists are more likely to claim an injury following a wreck.
By: Matt Bloom
New Orleans will add an amendment to its charter that lists fair wages, comprehensive health care coverage, paid leave and other workplace benefits
By: Matt Bloom
New Orleans is set to join a growing list of cities across the country that offer municipal identification cards to residents.
WWII Museum exhibit honors Black soldiers whose stories were ignored
By: Matt Bloom
The judge's decision leaves unhoused residents vulnerable to future state-led crackdowns on encampments, attorneys argued.
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