Nick Matoney is an Executive Producer at KHBS/KHOG 40/29 & THE ARKANSAS CW. He specializes in themes related to health and wellness, education, and animal rescue and rehabilitation, often covering events and conferences that highlight these critical topics. Nick has been featured in various 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.
If reaching out to Nick, consider providing updates on ongoing incidents or new developments regarding crime, accidents, or fires in the Pittsburgh area. Additionally, if you have insights into law enforcement activities or emergency response procedures specific to this region, it could be of interest to him.
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By: Nick Matoney
Part of Mingo Church Road in Finleyville, Washington County, flooded on Friday amid heavy rain.
Part of Rodi Road in Penn Hills was covered with water on Friday evening following reports of flash flooding
By: Nick Matoney
Maximus Virgili, a native of Waynesburg, Greene County, is set to appear in the upcoming family comedy "American Summer."
By: Nick Matoney
A couple in Jefferson Hills experienced some frightening moments when lightning struck a tree while they were watching TV on Friday morning
Sky 4, Pittsburgh’s only news helicopter, found flooded roads in Greensburg on Friday evening
Part of Rodi Road in Penn Hills was covered with water on Friday afternoon following reports of flash flooding.
Part of Mingo Church Road in Finleyville, Washington County, flooded on Friday afternoon amid heavy rain. Pittsburgh's Action News 4 spoke with a man who lives nearby.
A couple in Jefferson Hills experienced some frightening moments a little before noon on Friday when lightning struck a tree nearby as they were watching TV.
By: Nick Matoney
Larry Wing, 41, a contractor from Westmoreland County, is accused of taking more than $13,000 for remodeling projects that he never completed
Storms that moved through Saturday night and Sunday morning included lightning spotted in communities such as Moon Township and Vandergrift
