Matt Klinedinst is a multimedia journalist specializing in local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Lancaster area. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, health, and weather. Matt is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news to the residents of Lancaster County through his work with WPMT FOX43 and WNEP-TV 16.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Matt Klinedinst focuses on local news, particularly in the Pennsylvania area. He covers a wide range of topics related to government announcements, events, and legal policy regulation with themes centered around family & relationships and government & politics.
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By: Matt Klinedinst
The Southern Regional Police said it is investigating the warehouse fire as an act of arson.
By: Matt Klinedinst
The investment will expand Martin's facility and create 127 new jobs.
Amtrak crews say they entered the second phase of their major track repair project two weeks ahead of schedule.
By: Matt Klinedinst
Senator Ryan Aument is introducing the bill with the goal of improving student's mental health and academic achievement.
Many students are having their first proper graduation, after finishing high school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By: Matt Klinedinst
Advocates say current loopholes in Pa.'s Clean Indoor Air Act expose people to secondhand smoke.
Governor Shapiro's budget proposal calls for a 1.75% increase in funding for Pennsylvania's public transportation systems.
Leslie Smith travels in a van with more than 300 pictures of people who have died from drug overdoses.
Township managers worry the bill will increase insurance premiums and eat more into local budgets.
More than 200 students received their certificates for graduating the Migrant Education Program. Many are planning on pursuing a college education.
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