Matt Hoffmann is a KU Sports Correspondent for KTIV-TV, focusing on local sports news in the Sioux City area of Iowa. His work has also appeared on KCRG-TV9. Matt covers a range of sports topics, including high school and college athletics, and provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the local sports scene.
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Matt Hoffmann's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics in Sioux City, Iowa. Given this focus, he would likely be responsive to pitches related to local political developments such as elections, policy changes at the city or county level, or community initiatives.
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Some panels just need to be turned on, which the company refuses to do, one homeowner said.
By: Marc Morano, Matt Hoffmann
QUIMBY, Iowa (KTIV) – Hundreds of people across the Midwest are complaining about a solar company that’s gone dark, leaving some with solar panels sitting on their land but not hooked up to the grid.
The event was hosted by the AFL-CIO labor union and the Big Bend Labor Chapter
Multiple deputies and civilians were honored for their heroic lifesaving actions in the community
By: Matt Hoffmann
Published Sep. 16, 2024 at 1:56 PM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
Commissioners must decide whether to pay or decline the bill
By: Matt Hoffmann
Older condos across Florida are required to have rigorous, and expensive, inspections done by the end of the year
None of the proposed reforms could be accomplished by Leon County on its own.
By: Matt Hoffmann
Evacuees taking shelter are left to wonder what conditions their homes are in after Milton made landfall
By: Matt Hoffmann
The passenger rail in the Capital City stopped operations after Hurricane Katrina hit nearly 20 years ago
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