Nick Matoney is an Executive Producer at KHBS/KHOG 40/29 & THE ARKANSAS CW. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, arts and entertainment, as well as disaster and emergency response, public education, and school districts. Nick has been featured in numerous outlets including WGAL 8 TV, NBC5 News, and WTAE-TV Pittsburgh, among others.
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Nick Matoney's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime, accidents, and fires in the Pittsburgh region. He seems to prioritize evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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Police and paramedics were called to the scene
By: Nick Matoney
4 The Record host Andrew Stockey speaks with stakeholders ahead of the big event.
By: Nick Matoney
Host Carlos Flores speaks with the organization's president and founder, among others
Host Shannon Perrine goes behind the scenes of 'Time To Act' Advertisement 'A living, breathing art form': 4 The Record learns about opera with Pittsburgh roots
By: Nick Matoney
52,000 runners. One city. Pittsburgh Marathon weekend is set to break records.
By: Nick Matoney
On Sunday morning, Dr. Paul Ohodnicki will be running the half-marathon of the Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon in honor of his mother, who recently died from complications of lung cancer.
By: Nick Matoney
“This year we have 356 schools represented, which will equate to around 11,000 kids at our start line,” said Troy Schooley, CEO of P3R
By: Nick Matoney
Susan G. Komen’s More Than Pink Walk returns to Schenley Park next weekend, bringing survivors and supporters together for a celebration of hope.
By: Nick Matoney
On this week’s episode of 4 The Record, we explore the legacy of the late Fred Rogers with the director of learning and education for Fred Rogers Productions
By: Nick Matoney
In Part Two of the 4 The Record series on the legacy of Fred Rogers, actor David Newell, who portrayed Mr. McFeely on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” details how Rogers’ messages live on more than 20 years after he passed away
