Scott Hetsko is a journalist for 13WHAM ABC in Rochester, New York. He focuses on providing local news, weather updates, traffic reports, health information, and coverage of events and items of interest in the Rochester community and surrounding areas.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Rochester, New York, United States (Local)
Scott Hetsko's focus appears to be on local news and weather, with an emphasis on seasonal events, evolving stories, and coverage of tragedy. Pitching stories related to local weather patterns, community events in Rochester or nearby towns such as Greece, Victor, Pittsford etc., may resonate well.
Given the significant portion of sports-related content covered by Scott Hetsko, he might also be interested in localized sports news particularly concerning teams like the Buffalo Bills.
Considering his focus on seasonal events and tragic occurrences within the community could help shape your outreach strategy effectively.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Rochester, N.Y. -- According to NASA, Earth will experience one of the more intense CME's (Coronal Mass Ejections) in near 2 decades tonight. The result will
High Temperatures Thursday Lilac Festival Weekend
You can see where we expect high temperatures to be over the next five days. If you're wondering which days are best for outdoor barbecues, they are Friday and Sunday.
Rochester, N.Y. -- Ideal weather conditions are in place for a chilly night in Western New York. Clear sky, dry air and little to no wind tonight will allow t
Rochester, N.Y. -- Recent days have been VERY tough for those without air conditioning. That's about to change for the better going into the latter half of the week.
Rochester, N.Y. -- Several FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS are out overnight in the Finger Lakes region. 2-4" of rain has and will fall from slow moving thunderstorms ca
Rochester, N.Y. --
Rochester, N.Y. --
Rochester, N.Y. -- A cold front combined with a new wave of low pressure will merge over Pennsylvania Wednesday afternoon.
(833) 317-6278 
