
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
Detroit man bound over August car crash on Gratiot that killed three people
A man accused of causing a reckless crash that killed three people, including two young sisters, is being bound over for trial.
Paralyzed Metro Detroit man regains ability to walk
Jake Heckmann was an active guy with skydiving and rock climbing. Then one day in 2023 his back hurt - and he started feeling numb.
The Bottomless Toy Chest pays special visit to Children's Hospital of Michigan
The nonprofit provided toys and goodies for children battling critical illnesses, with a goal to let kids feel like kids.
AG Dana Nessel raises concerns on proposed Saline Township AI data center
Attorney General Dana Nessel is raising concerns about a massive AI data center that could be coming to Saline Township. The Attorney General is accusing DTE of attempting to fast-track the process to get a special contract approved with the Public Service Commission, with the vote scheduled for Friday.
Pontiac abused, starved children investigation: Neighbors claim they 'were loving family'
New details have emerged regarding the young boys who were allegedly tortured and starved living inside of a Pontiac home.
Sen. Slotkin says she is under 24/7 security watch since President Trump's heated post
Senator Elissa Slotkin is standing her ground, asserting that the President's response is an intimidation tactic simply because he disagrees with what was said in the video.
'We never give up on victims': Arrest made in 3 decade old Pontiac cold case
The murder of an elderly Pontiac man has potentially been solved after 27 years. Police arrested a 45-year-old man in Indiana who they say is the one who pulled the trigger.
Belle Isle Zoo demolition brings somber reactions from Detroit residents
The sights and sounds of construction are filling the air on Belle Isle as demolition begins on the island’s zoo.
Deadly stabbing at Eastpointe group home leaves one dead
A 32-year-old Eastpointe man is dead after a violent stabbing Monday night left a gruesome scene at a group home.
Metro Detroit residents get in mile long line for big turkey giveaway
Detroiters and Highland Park residents lined up along 7 Mile near John R throughout Thursday morning, all hoping to grab a free turkey in time for the holidays.









