Matt Masterson is a journalist for WTTW-TV's Chicago Tonight, focusing on local news and events in the Chicago area. With a background in reporting on crime, politics, and city government, Matt's articles provide in-depth coverage of important issues affecting the community. His work has also been featured in the Oelwein Publishing Co.
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Matt Masterson's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, legal proceedings, and government & politics in Chicago and Illinois. He extensively covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Matt Masterson
Police released photos of a suspect in a fatal shooting at Navy Pier. (Credit: Chicago Police Department)
By: Matt Masterson
So-called assault weapons are pictured in a file photo. (Credit: Roschetzky / iStock)
By: Matt Masterson
Former ComEd exec turned government mole Fidel Marquez testifies during Michael Madigan’s trial on Nov. 14, 2024. (Illustration by Cheryl Cook)
By: Matt Masterson
Chicago’s Board of Education this week will vote on a resolution demanding the Acero charter network return any unspent public funding if it goes ahead with plans to close seven schools at the end of the current academic year.
By: Matt Masterson
Chicago’s Board of Education has passed a resolution pressuring the Acero charter network to keep open seven schools it plans to close, but no new details were shared about Chicago Public Schools’ efforts to keep those schools afloat.
By: Matt Masterson
Chicago Police Officer Enrique Martinez, 26. (Credit: Chicago Police Department)
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When Juan Ochoa, a prominent Latino businessman and former head of the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, sought an appointment to Commonwealth Edison’s board of directors, he didn’t send his resume to company HR or hear updates from the utility giant — instead he was kept up to date by Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan.
By: Matt Masterson
Jussie Smollett pleads not guilty at Leighton Criminal Court Building, Thursday, March 14, 2019. (E. Jason Wambsgans / Pool / Chicago Tribune)
By: Matt Masterson
Ald. Danny Solis, 25th Ward, appears on “Chicago Tonight” on Nov. 26, 2018.
By: Matt Masterson
Education leaders from across Illinois are pitching a new statewide learning strategy focused on school safety, finding and keeping high-quality teachers and enhancing postsecondary success.
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