Matt Trezza
From business to beaches, and from policy to pets, Matt loves the hustle and variety of news in central Florida.
A New York native, Matt comes to FOX 35 after reporting and anchoring news broadcasts in Wyoming, northwest Ohio, and several years based overseas, covering international news in Europe and Asia. He also staffed several political campaigns, prior to launching his news career.
He holds a BA in international studies from Johns Hopkins and an MS in journalism from Columbia. While in college, Matt held internships at CBS News, CSPAN, Bloomberg News, and the United States Congress.
Outside of work, Matt enjoys spending time with family, keeping fit, writing, and traveling.
The latest from Matt Trezza
Multi-billion dollar firm chooses Orlando's Lake Nona for new global facility
One of the "big four" accounting firms is creating a massive workspace in Lake Nona, Orlando. KPMG's new Lakehouse facility stands prominently along Lake Nona Boulevard, visible over the trees.
Inmates, officer, visitor at Coleman federal prison face charges ranging from sexual assault to murder
Prosecutors have filed federal charges against inmates, a corrections officer, and a visitor at the Coleman Federal Prison in Sumter County.
Seminole County's Midway community gets more help preventing flooding
Hurricane Ian left many flooded roads and yards in Sanford’s Midway community. Seminole County commissioners have taken another step toward solving the problem, approving deals with a dozen property owners to gain rights over their land.
Central Florida residents sound-off about Trump rally shooting
People sounded-off across the Orlando area - at the gun show, downtown Winter Park, and the farmer's market - about the shooting that injured Trump and two other people, and left two, including the alleged shooter, dead.
Hundred across Florida compete in junior lifeguard championship in Daytona Beach
The Florida Junior Lifeguard Competition Championships happened Saturday at the beach behind the Hard Rock Hotel, in Daytona Beach. Volusia County welcomed more than a hundred junior lifeguards from across Florida, for the big event.
Winter Garden company creates cutting-edge steam machine for theme parks
Theme parks use steam for all sorts of purposes, such as thrilling special effects on a ride or show or setting a creepy or mysterious ambiance in an area. One surprisingly small machine can make that happen.
Winter Park upgrades to state-of-the-art lightning detection system
People visiting Winter Park's Ward Park and, here, at MLK Park may wonder about the strange-looking antennae mounted atop some of the buildings there. They're part of the new ThorGuard TG360 warning system, letting people know when dangerous lightning is coming their way.
Volusia County beach patrol braces for busy holiday weekend
Volusia County Beach Patrol saw big crowds again Saturday. The beaches have been at or close to capacity all this week.
Off-duty Florida deputy kills family dog after it charges him while walking own dog
A Casselberry family is mourning the loss of their dog after Seminole County deputies say it was shot by an off-duty deputy who was walking his own dog on the sidewalk. The sheriff's office says the deputy was a dog lover, who didn't want things to end this way.
New Florida law creates designated child custody exchange zone at sheriffs' offices
Starting Monday, we'll see purple signs going up at sheriff's offices across the state. These will mark dedicated locations where parents who share custody can meet any time, with cameras rolling and deputies watching, to hand-off children.