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Matt Kelley

Matt Kelley

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Freelance Photographer, Associated Press

Florida, Rockford

Biography

Do-it-all sports writer with experience in youth tennis, NFL and everything between. Originally from Rockford, IL Graduated Bethel University, St. Paul, MN 2013

Final Covers

Soccer, High Schools , Mlb, Ahl , Nhl, Auto Racing , College Football, NFL

Doesn’t Cover

fishing, outdoors, hunting

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Total articles 3362

  • Ah-choo! Tips on how Iowans can tell spring allergies vs. spring colds

    By Matt Kelley| Radio Iowa Verified Buds are beginning to pop on trees across Iowa and the green grass is starting to come up, meaning, spring allergy season is also upon us, and doctors are offering tips on how to help allergy-prone kids to cope. Pediatrician Dr. Megan Yanny says it can be easy to confuse allergies with a cold, but there are certain symptoms for which you should watch.

    By Matt Kelley · Radio Iowa

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • ISU plans to squash its longtime Insect Zoo

    By Matt Kelley| Radio Iowa Verified A petition and letter-writing campaign is being launched in an effort to save the highly popular Insect Zoo at Iowa State University, which officials plan to close at semester’s end after three decades in operation. Ginny Mitchell says in her 13 years as the educational program coordinator, the Insect Zoo has reached more than 500-thousand Iowans, mostly children, through the Ames campus and during visits to schools, libraries and other facilities across the state.

    By Matt Kelley · Radio Iowa

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Iowa anglers need to be vigilant for fearsome fish

    By Matt Kelley| Radio Iowa Verified An official with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is warning the state’s anglers to be on the lookout for a ferocious, toothy type of fish that spawned a horror movie in the early 2000s. It’s called the northern snakehead and it’s native to places like China, Russia, and the Koreas. Kim Bogenschuts, the state’s aquatic invasive species program coordinator, says it’s believed snakeheads reached the U-S as aquarium fish for collectors, though they’re not friendly with other fish.

    By Matt Kelley · Radio Iowa

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Associated Press

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