Matt Gregory is a reporter at WUSA-TV in Washington D.C. He covers a wide range of topics related to the DMV area, with a focus on climate change, environmental issues, and transportation and mobility. Matt's work has been featured in various outlets including WPMT FOX43, Inside Higher Ed, and Yahoo News.
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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.
If you are considering reaching out to Matt with a pitch, it should be tailored towards local events or developments in Washington D.C. area related to technology innovation, educational initiatives, political changes or updates that directly impact the community.
Given his focus on scientific themes and government & politics topics as well as finance-related stories within the context of local news in Washington D.C., consider providing insights into how these areas intersect with each other within the region for a more effective outreach strategy.
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The highest level of security by Secret Service is called a National Special Security Event- here is why the WHCD isn't one.
By: Matt Gregory
Maryland's Youth Charging Reform Act shifts violent teen offenders to juvenile courts, sparking debate.
By: Matt Gregory
Zoila Guerra Sandoval faces deportation after losing her partner in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Immigration policy shifts now threaten her stay.
By: Matt Gregory
A federal judge found the conditions alarming for a suspect not convicted of a crime.
By: Matt Gregory
Despite the rainy weather, this year's Memorial Day parade brought out the crowds to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
By: Matt Gregory
Utility company says the increase will help maintain Maryland's most reliable electricity system.
By: Matt Gregory
Jing Sheng Dong, linked to a deadly I-95 crash that killed five, faces involuntary manslaughter charges amid a history of speeding violations, court records show.
By: Matt Gregory
Village Council sues developer over 'broken promises.'
By: Matt Gregory
With Maryland's primary election approaching, officials scramble to rectify a mail-in ballot mix-up that impacted 447,000 voters, aiming to restore public trust.
Two women died when falling trees hit them during storms in the DMV area Thursday night, raising concerns about the risks of trees in severe weather.
