Scott Wolchek
Scott Wolchek loves getting involved in the community and telling stories. He grew up in Oakland County and first appeared on FOX 2 while testing out a Chia Pet in a Fame or Shame segment with his dad.
Scott graduated from Oakland University and previously reported at WILX in Lansing and WNEM in Saginaw and Flint. Some of Scott’s favorite stories he’s told include a WWII veteran who loved electric guitar, helping a woman remove a blighted garage before it toppled onto her home, and a circus company that was overstocked with corn dog sticks and prizes throughout the pandemic.
In his free time, Scott enjoys spending time with his wife, who is a news producer (it runs in the family) and his Labrador retriever, Harley.
His hobbies include reading, writing, playing the keyboard, video editing and exploring. Some of his favorite books include A Clockwork Orange, Remains of the Day, The Sound and the Fury.
Scott often speaks with future journalists and public relations professionals at Oakland University to help provide guidance and inspiration.
The latest from Scott Wolchek
Governor Whitmer's energy emergency may reduce gas prices as costs rise
Governor Gretchen Whitmer is taking a swing at stabilizing gas prices by declaring a statewide energy emergency. The executive order will ease certain regulations so gas stations can sell cheaper fuel.
Ecorse controller charged after alleged crime spree in Wisconsin
An Ecorse city official is charged after an alleged crime spree in Wisconsin. Forty-two-year-old Timothy Sadowski is accused of multiple break-ins and leading police on a chase through the woods.
Plymouth Twp. dog mauling aftermath caught on police bodycam
New bodycam video shows the aftermath when a jogger was attacked by three dogs in Plymouth Township on Saturday. The victim is recovering in the hospital from significant injuries and all three animals have been captured; one was put down.
Amazon drone delivery sparking privacy concerns in Metro Detroit
The growing number of drones buzzing through the sky is worrying some residents in Metro Detroit.
Garbage truck driver allegedly attacks teen, leading to charges and lawsuit
Caught on camera, the garbage truck driver allegedly assaulted a 17-year-old. The shocking video was revealed due to the lawsuit in relation to this incident.
New Detroit housing project to add 52 affordable units in Jefferson-Chalmers
A new affordable housing project is coming to Detroit’s historic Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood. The Jefferson Apartments will feature 52 units with the goal of offering affordable rent to Detroit residents with lower incomes.
Detroit Mayor Sheffield signs executive order to make affordable housing accessible
It just got easier to fund affordable housing projects in the City of Detroit. Mayor Mary Sheffield signed an executive order with the goal of streamlining projects and making affordable housing more accessible.
GoFundMe opens for Berkley couple in need of help after string of bad luck
78-years-old and still working, a Berkley man and his wife have caught the eye of the community for their positive attitude despite a string of bad luck.
Center Line man charged for allegedly killing girlfriend while children were home
Charged with murder and more, the suspect accused of killing his girlfriend in Center Line Tuesday has now been identified as 39-year-old Zachary Fuqua.
Detroit Pistons' Cade Cunningham suffers lung collapse during Washington Wizards game
The Detroit Pistons' all-star point guard, Cade Cunningham, is out for an extended period of time due to a collapsed lung. Cunningham left the most recent game against the Washington Wizards because of the injury. Meanwhile, Pistons fans are hoping he can recover in time for the playoffs.