Matt Howerton is a General Assignment Reporter at WFAA. He covers a range of topics including animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and veterinary issues, while also delving into sports and food-related themes. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Western Mass News, KAGS-TV, and KHOU 11.
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Matt Howerton's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly crime and accidents in Dallas. He also emphasizes evolving stories and breaking news, as well as government announcements.
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By: Matt Howerton
Behind the scenes, a city readies itself for the cold ahead.
By: Matt Howerton
With ice and extreme cold ahead, Fort Worth officials stress preparation, patience and checking on neighbors as the city activates emergency plans.
By: Matt Howerton
A lawsuit claims poor visibility, inadequate training, and supervision led to a 12-year-old’s drowning during a scuba certification dive at a North Texas lake.
A Texas detention expert says turning a Hutchins warehouse into an ICE facility would fail basic standards and raise major environmental and infrastructure concerns.
By: Matt Howerton
Hutchins leaders met behind closed doors on a rumored ICE detention facility, but say no sale or lease is confirmed and are still awaiting factual information.
By: Matt Howerton
As Hutchins questions a rumored ICE facility, San Antonio and Surprise, AZ, say DHS bought warehouses with little warning, leaving leaders and residents scrambling.
By: Matt Howerton
After winning a prestigious national opera competition in New York, Josefina Maldonado still sings where many first heard her powerful voice — inside a Dallas church
From free-agent limbo to the coaching box, Jankowski leans on relationships, family, and unfinished business in Texas.
As the Bluebonnet Festival begins, Ennis balances rapid growth with its preservation of small-town identity.
By: Matt Howerton
From “Melee in the USA” to Mexico and Canada-themed brews, a Dallas brewery is turning World Cup excitement into a local tradition.
