Hilary Golston is a journalist at Fox 2 News. With a focus on general assignment news, government and politics, and social issues, she covers a diverse range of topics including crime, climate change, and automotive developments, particularly electric vehicles. Hilary's work has been featured in FOX10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, and WJBK-TV in Detroit, MI.
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Hilary's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly around crime, family & relationships, government & politics. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches related to local crime trends and community policing initiatives. Additionally, stories related to domestic violence support services or governmental policy changes would likely resonate with her audience.
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By: Brendan Vrabel, Hilary Golston
A family of seven is forced to start over after a fire ripped through their apartment on Christmas morning.
By: Brendan Vrabel, Hilary Golston
DETROIT (FOX 2) The Motor City will be electrified on Sunday as the 14-2 Detroit Lions compete for the NFC North Division against the 14-2 Minnesota Vikings.
By: Brendan Vrabel, Hilary Golston
Violent crime in Detroit has gone down, according to city officials. On Friday, Mayor Mike Duggan along with federal and local law enforcement members got together and discussed the recent statistics that gave Detroit a safer record than years prior.
Twelve years ago, Terrence Hill Jr. was sitting in his vehicle in Detroit while on a date when someone robbed and killed him. That was January 4, 2013. Today, his family continues to hope that his killer is found.
By: Hilary Golston, Brendan Vrabel
A Detroit community was without water on Wednesday after an overnight water main break.
By: Hilary Golston, David Komer
"I'm scared for my kids," said Jackie Hundley. "It takes me back to the first time it happened, still having to walk down to my living room and see bullet holes in my wall."
By: Hilary Golston, David Komer
Two pipes burst - not just flooding the structure but freezing an entire side into a massive ice wall.
By: Hilary Golston, David Komer
Anderson's brainchild is a boot camp for nursing assistants, offering training and getting them ready to enter the workforce.
By: Hilary Golston, Jack Nissen
The Brief Water main breaks reported around Detroit are tied to the freezing temperatures, exasperated by aging infrastructure
By: Hilary Golston
The Brief A Detroit 4-year-old shot himself in the hand on Friday after finding a loaded and unlocked gun on the city's west side.
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