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
Orange County School Board votes to keep contested animal reproduction book in middle schools
A children’s book that includes illustrations of animals mating will remain on the shelves of several Orange County middle school libraries after a divided school board vote, despite objections from some parents and board members.
Michigan, Texas arrive in Orlando ahead of Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
The Cheez-It Citrus Bowl kicks off Wednesday in Orlando.
Customized toy cars give mobility, joy to children with disabilities
Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital and UCF have teamed up once again for the Go Baby Go! program to deliver customized toy cars to children with mobility challenges.
Kroger to reimburse Lake County nearly $500K before New Years
Kroger signed a termination agreement with Lake County, in which the company will reimburse over $400,000 to the county by the end of the year.
Lake County wants $1.3M back after Kroger Delivery closes Orlando operations
Lake County officials want to recover as much of the $1.3 million in incentives given to Kroger after the grocery retailer announced it would close its massive Groveland warehouse and effectively end its Kroger Delivery service in the Orlando area.
Florida death row inmate Tommy Zeigler returns to court for new evidence hearing
Zeigler was convicted of murdering four people—his wife, his in-laws and another man—at his family’s furniture store in Winter Garden on Christmas Eve in 1975.
Orlando airport sees Thanksgiving travel surge
Orlando's popularity as a travel destination continues to rise, with approximately 4,000 more departures expected compared to the same time last year.
Orlando Museum of Art's annual Festival of Trees display dazzles visitors
The event features glittering trees, wreaths, and holiday decor, all available for purchase.
Audit: Parking garage worker allegedly used own credit card device to steal $57,000 in fees
An employee working the toll booth at the Orange County Convention Center was able to secretly take more than $57,000 in parking fees by using her own credit card reader, according to an audit conducted by the Orange County Comptroller.
Volunteers hand out food to Volusia County families amid SNAP freeze
Thousands of residents in Volusia County lined up at the Daytona International Speedway to receive free food and supplies.