
Matthew McClellan
Matthew McClellan co-anchors weekend mornings for FOX 13 News and reports live from the field for Good Day Tampa Bay during the week.
He joined the FOX 13 team in 2019, and since then, he's had the honor of covering some of Tampa Bay’s biggest headlines, including Tom Brady’s historic move to the Buccaneers and the COVID-19 pandemic. Other memorable stories include the "Take Care of Maya" trial, the disappearance and death of Gabby Petito, the Rays ballpark saga and hurricanes Ian, Helene, and Milton.
In 2024, Matthew launched a personal finance segment called Matt on the Money, helping viewers make smarter money decisions with simple, real-world advice.
Before moving to Florida, Matthew anchored weekends and reported in Indianapolis, Richmond, and Dothan, Alabama. Originally from the Carolinas, Matthew holds a degree in broadcasting from Appalachian State University. He’s a twin — his brother Luke lives out of state — and he and his wife Noelle call Tampa home along with their two rescue dogs, Tex and Scout.
Off-camera, you’ll likely find him out for a run, experimenting in the kitchen, solving word puzzles, or catching live music at one of Tampa Bay’s local venues.
You can reach Matthew at matthew.mcclellan@fox.com, or find him on Instagram, X, and Facebook.
The latest from Matthew McClellan
BTS mania hits Tampa: Fans compare global superstars to The Beatles as tour begins
BTS fever is already hitting Tampa well before the iconic boy band takes the stage Saturday night.
Bucs fans double down on draft night fun with two can’t-miss parties; Here’s what to know
Buccaneers fans don’t have to pick between watching the NFL Draft and celebrating it. This year, they can do both.
Sarasota school board enforces strict limits on student demonstrations, escalating free speech battle
A divided Sarasota County School Board narrowly approved a new student protest policy on Tuesday, a move many in the community link to recent demonstrations over immigration enforcement.
Florida redistricting battle heats up as DeSantis warns lawmakers: ‘It will happen one way or another’
Florida’s looming redistricting fight is intensifying, with Gov. Ron DeSantis signaling a congressional map overhaul is coming soon even as key details remain unresolved.
Science fiction becomes reality at USF's Engineering Expo
At the University of South Florida’s Engineering Expo, visitors can control a robotic catapult using nothing but their thoughts. It's one of dozens of hands-on exhibits drawing thousands of students and families to campus.
The $45 bag is now $200: Airlines raise fees as fuel costs climb
Americans heading into the summer travel season are seeing costs climb before they even board a flight.
Why hundreds wake before dawn for Sarasota’s annual Good Friday march
By the time most of Sarasota is starting its morning, the city’s annual Good Friday procession has already come and gone.
Autism and law enforcement: Why one misunderstanding can quickly turn dangerous
For Eric Kaiser, a simple traffic stop isn’t always simple. The Tampa man, who is on the autism spectrum, says even routine interactions with police can quickly become overwhelming and potentially dangerous if misunderstood.
Tampa Bay-built tech will guide NASA’s first woman, person of color on moon mission
A history-making NASA mission is set to send humans back toward the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. Tampa Bay residents will have a front-row seat to the moment.









