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 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.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A wild story you may have seen claims a bear caught on camera attacking a luxury car was actually a man in a costume. It's true.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story that has taken off on social media claims Target is opening cocktail bars at some of its stores. But that's fiction.
By: Michael Rozzen
A story you may have seen claims inflation is so bad in Russia they're locking up butter. Some supermarkets in Russia are now keeping butter in locked cabinets.
By: Michael Rozzen
Over the summer Tropicana ditched its signature carafe-shaped bottles, replacing them with traditional-looking bottles that hold slightly less juice.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— An online story that got football fans excited claims the NFL will introduce Wednesday Night Football starting in 2025.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV)— A story that caught our eye claims a court has ruled a will written on the back of food boxes is valid. It’s true.
By: Michael Rozzen
(KGTV) — A story you may have seen claims tickets for seats behind the stage at Taylor Swift's upcoming concerts in Vancouver are being sold for more than $2,000.
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