Matt Kaufax is a Features Reporter at Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa and WTOP News. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on architecture and planning, while also exploring themes in zoology, astronomy, biology, and ecology. His work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing his ability to connect complex subjects with engaging narratives.
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WTOP’s Matt Kaufax returns to the Tidal Basin to report on even more little-known lore behind the Jefferson Memorial in D.C.
A new immersive virtual reality experience is now open at CityCenterDC.
Before the Washington Monument, D.C. paid tribute to America’s founding father with an approximately 20-foot-tall statue in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood.
In today’s episode of “Matt About Town,” WTOP’s Matt Kaufax heads to D.C.’s Van Ness neighborhood to find Sir Isaac Newton’s apple tree.
WTOP heads to International Park in Northwest D.C. to highlight the latest obscure monument — a statue of a mysterious muse, potentially dating all the way back to ancient Greece.
In today’s episode of “Matt About Town,” we head to the Department of Justice in D.C. to uncover the “forgotten” Nathan Hale statue.
Some call it the “Comic Con” of Loudoun County — a celebration of comics, art and much more at Lot Con in Ashburn, Virginia.
Are you a history nerd with a beer obsession? WTOP's Matt Kaufax has found the place for you.
WTOP’s Matt Kaufax gets the rare opportunity to go behind the scenes to play with fennec foxes at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo
By: Matt Kaufax
“Sails on the Potomac” is the first gathering of fully operational, Revolutionary War-era tall ship replicas in the D.C. area since America’s Bicentennial in the 1970s.
