Matt Witkos is a reporter for FOX17 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With a focus on local news, Matt covers a wide range of stories that impact the community, including politics, events, and human interest stories. His work has also appeared on WXYZ-TV, showcasing his dedication to providing accurate and timely news coverage.
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Matt Witkos' coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government and politics in Michigan, specifically Grand Rapids. His articles also touch on community events, the economy, and crime.
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By: Matt Witkos
Local clerks got rolls and sheets of the new "I voted" stickers, but there isn't just a roll or sheet of the viral werewolf sticker.
By: Matt Witkos
We met up with Republican candidate and incumbent Bill Huizenga as he hit the campaign trail in Kalamazoo. Huizenga has been in office serving the people of Michigan since 2011.
"There has been a consistent line all day long, traffic from the very beginning of the morning at 7am."
By: Matt Witkos
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Michigan is a critical state for both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House. Ahead of Election Day, FOX 17 continues to look at key races in our area.
By: Matt Witkos
OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — Ottawa County looks to settle one lawsuit as another is on the horizon. Court records show a tentative agreement between Grand Haven Pastor Jared Cramer and Ottawa County.
By: Matt Witkos
"My final pitch would be lean toward democracy, lean toward common sense, lean toward decency. Your vote is your own."
By: Matt Witkos
Both Trump and Harris had made stops in Grand Rapids, but one bill has been paid while another remains unpaid.
By: Matt Witkos
Ottawa County's political makeup is changing following Tuesday's general election. Ottawa Impact no longer holds a majority on the Board of Commissioners.
By: Matt Witkos
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — For the second time this week, a driver hit a fire department vehicle, serving as a reminder of the dangers first responders face when responding to crashes.
By: Matt Witkos
A Kent County company flagged a racist text message sent throughout the U.S. and looked at the data to learn more about its origin.
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