Matt Gregory is a reporter at WUSA-TV in Washington D.C. He covers a wide range of topics related to the DMV area, including government and politics, culture and society, and various social issues. Matt's work has been featured in WPMT FOX43, Inside Higher Ed, and WUSA-TV, showcasing his versatility in reporting on subjects such as crime, real estate, and transportation.
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Matt Gregory's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on local news, including technology, education, and politics. His articles often feature government announcements and cite data to support his reporting.
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By: Matt Gregory
In DC, Maryland, and Virginia there are restrictions to bringing kids with you to vote.
Democrat April McClain Delaney explained how she plans to navigate a potentially Republican-led Capitol.
Dozens of officers from across the country and the world focused on 21st century policing issues.
By: Matt Gregory, Alanea, Matthew Torres
After a judge's decision and boycott threats, the Hayfield Hawks will no longer compete in the playoffs.
A week after their students' season came to an abrupt end, parents said they have received threats.
Police say these suspects pulled guns on dozens of people, carrying out seven robberies in two hours.
By: Matt Gregory
Police are calling 26-year-old Luigi Mangione a "strong person of interest" in the death of Brian Thompson, but he has not been charged with murder.
By: Matt Gregory
Luigi Mangione is charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
By: Matt Gregory
The recruiting event gave people a chance to see inside the technology and equipment the Army uses.
Zoo workers are almost finished with the Giant Panda exhibit and the bears are out of quarantine.
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