Matt Jaworowski is a Digital Reporter at various news outlets, including FOX16 and WJMN-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports—both individual and team—as well as regional interest stories, environmental issues, and animal welfare. His work has been featured in prominent media platforms such as Yahoo News, KTLA, and WGN-TV.
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Matt Jaworowski's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the United States, specifically Michigan and Grand Rapids. His articles cover a wide range of topics including sports, crime, entertainment news, and agriculture & farming.
For pitching to Matt, consider providing stories related to evolving local events or breaking news within Michigan. Topics such as sports (especially related to local teams like the Wolverines and Lions), crime incidents, government announcements relevant to Michigan residents, historical events tied to the region would likely be particularly appealing.
Given his extensive coverage of various themes involving different aspects of life in Michigan, it may also be beneficial to provide insights or access to individuals directly involved in these events for interviews or commentary.
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An angler is OK thanks to Michigan State Police troopers and a conservation officer after getting stranded on his boat after nightfall.
The lone victim to survive a rash of shootings this month in Missaukee County is reportedly out of intensive care.
By: Matt Jaworowski
A popular British tabloid thought it had found famed Michigan musician/recluse Meg White. Now, it is walking back its claims.
Testimony during a preliminary exam on Monday claims John Skelton attempted suicide and hinted to his pastor that his three children were dead in the days after they went missing.
The Grand Rapids Public Library confirms that work will be completed on the Yankee Clipper Branch in time for the planned reopening Sept. 8.
Dr. Howard A. Tanner, a former director of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources credited with creating Michigan’s recreational salmon supply, has died.
Testimony continued for a second day of preliminary exams on Tuesday to determine whether John Skelton should go to trial on murder charges for the disappearance of his three sons.
Two hikers were rescued Monday after being swept over the Rainbow Falls in Gogebic County.
The date of Athletic Club Grand Rapids’ home opener is set.
Two lake sturgeon were rescued last weekend after getting stranded in a low stretch of river dried by drought conditions.
