Matt Kyle is a Breaking News Reporter at the Waco Tribune. With a strong focus on sports, particularly major league sports and tournaments, he brings a unique perspective shaped by his experiences in both San Antonio and Waco. Matt's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The Dallas Morning News and NBC DFW.
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Matt Kyle's coverage is heavily focused on local news, especially crime and government & politics. His articles often cover breaking or evolving stories related to these topics, with a significant emphasis on law enforcement activities and community events in the Waco area.
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Dallas police are investigating a fatal shooting that left a 36-year-old man dead.
Denver Public Library’s Central branch is hosting its used book sale this weekend and hundreds have already flocked to the downtown library to take advantage. The sale began Friday and will end Sunday at 3 p.m. It is the first of three book sales the library sponsors every year, with much of the sales being used […]
By: Matt Kyle
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation used genetic genealogy to identify human remains as those of a homicide victim who had been missing for 10 years. The skeletal remains were discovered in May 2024 by a fisherman near a river at the Deer Creek Campground in Park County. The remains were found with clothing and a […]
The strike at the JBS-owned meatpacking plant in Greeley will continue for a third week, the union said Thursday. The strike first began on March 16 after months of negotiations between JBS USA and the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 union stalled. It was originally scheduled to last for two weeks. The UFCW […]
By: Matt Kyle
A Centennial man is on the run from authorities after he stopped showing up to his trial ahead of being convicted for sexually abusing his stepdaughter. Jose Del Carmen Garcia Martinez, 62, was found guilty Thursday by an Arapahoe County jury of sexually assaulting his 15-year-old stepdaughter, who has disabilities, according to a news release […]
By: Matt Kyle
A record number of Denver soccer fans descended on Empower Field at Mile High Saturday for Summit FC’s first home game of the team’s inaugural season. Based on the number of tickets sold at over 60,000, the crowd was the biggest the National Women’s Soccer League had ever seen. And for the fans, it’s a […]
By: Matt Kyle
The third round of national No Kings Day protests hit Denver Saturday as tens of thousands gathered near the Colorado State Capitol to voice their displeasure with the Trump administration. Organizers addressing the crowd estimated there were 30,000 present for the Saturday protest. By about 11 a.m., protesters filled the steps of the Capitol building, […]
By: Matt Kyle
Here’s a timeline of how Morris grew from his East Texas roots to become the leader of one of America’s largest megachurches, how the scandal later unfolded...
Thornton police arrested a man suspected of committing a fatal stabbing. The stabbing happened just before 11 p.m. on March 25 near the intersection of East 88th Avenue and Grant Street, authorities said. A 911 caller reported finding someone bleeding in the street. Responding officers found a 29-year-old suffering from a stab wound. The man […]
Denver’s unofficial holiday got off to a “Rockies” start Friday as baseball fans flocked to Coors Field to watch the team take on the Philadelphia Phillies in their first home game of the season. Fan festivities began at 9 a.m. in McGregor Square, though some cold and windy weather may have dissuaded fans from showing […]
