Michael Rozzen is a journalist for ABC 10News San Diego, covering local news and fact-checking viral stories. With a focus on delivering accurate information to the community, Michael investigates and reports on various topics, including crime, consumer news, and popular culture.
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Michael Rozzen's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news and culture, with a focus on dispelling rumors and addressing controversies. His interest in fact-checking articles suggests that he would be open to pitches related to debunking myths or verifying the accuracy of trending stories within the entertainment industry.
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By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story you may have seen recently claims a 122-year-old chocolate bar is expected to sell for hundreds of dollars at auction. It's true.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A post popping up on social media claims Quaker Oats has announced Aunt Jemima will be back on syrup bottles next year.
By: Michael Rozzen
A story that seems hard to believe claims a man complaining of abdominal pain turned out to have a live cockroach in his intestines.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story you may have seen claims a man in San Jose is renting out a 3-foot by 10-foot space under his stairs for $250 a month. It's true.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV) — Halloween season means the internet is being flooded with images of fake Spirit costume packages. Just to be clear, these are all fiction.
By: Michael Rozzen
You may have heard that Utah changed when it celebrates Halloween from Oct. 31 to the last Friday in October.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story that seems hard to believe claims internet searches for "Did Joe Biden drop out" jumped on election day, indicating a number of people were just discovering he wasn't running.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story you may have heard claims the traditional meal to serve on Veterans Day is ravioli.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— Many Americans are very unhappy with the results of the Presidential election.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story that caught our eye claims a Swiss company has installed "laugh detectors" to make sure their employees laugh enough at work.
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