Matt Kelley is a reporter and anchor for Radio Iowa, with a focus on local news in Iowa. His work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets, covering a wide range of topics including scams, holiday traditions, health, entertainment, and more. Matt's reporting aims to provide valuable information and insights to the community he serves.
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Matt Kelley's coverage is diverse, spanning government and politics, sports, scientific topics, agriculture and farming. His articles cover a wide range of topics including retirement, drought, weight loss, vaccines and DNA testing.
Given his focus on local news in Iowa along with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting and government announcements within the region suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to local events or developments in these areas. Sources with expertise in agricultural issues affecting Iowa or those who can speak to political matters at a local level may resonate well with him. Additionally, providing data-supported insights into scientific topics could also capture his interest.
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By: Matt Kelley
An eastern Iowa company that offers innovations for the quilting industry is marking its 50th year in business this week with a series of events, give-aways, classes and celebrations. Melissa McAfee, president and owner of Nolting Manufacturing, based in Hiawatha, says they make what are known as “longarm” quilting machines, which are a big help […]
Waterloo police are investigating reports of “white power” flyers. The flyers claim to be from the Aryan Freedom Network and carry a line reading, “We are everywhere!
A central Iowa girl who had a bout with bullying and bigotry has turned around what happened by writing a book that aims to make a positive difference in the world.
Medical researchers at the University of Iowa report promising progress in fighting one of the worst cancer killers.
Plans are on track to completely revamp the eastern Iowa facility which honors the only American president who was born in Iowa. The Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch is getting a $20-million make-over, inside and out, according to David Ancelet, an assistant director of the Hoover Presidential Foundation. “There’s going to […]
By: Matt Kelley
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is criticizing the institution where he’s served for decades for giving too much power to the office of the president.
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By: Matt Kelley
Virginia defensive tackle Anthony Britton looks on during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Coastal Carolina on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, in Conway, S.C. (AP Photo/Matt
By: Matt Kelley
For the first time this fall, students at Oskaloosa High School are being offered a robotics course, where they’re learning all about 3D printing and electronics, while also soaking in important lessons about teamwork and leadership. Teacher Cory Sheeley says the 14 students who are taking the premiere class are very enthusiastic about the topic […]
By: Matt Kelley
A full recount is being requested in all 20 southeastern Iowa counties in the closely-watched 1st District Congressional race.
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