Scott Hurley is a Digital Executive Producer at Fox 29 TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, regional interest, world news, and agriculture, with a particular focus on football, NFL, and baseball, as well as crime, traffic, and government and politics. Scott has been featured in various outlets including WNYO-TV, KVAL-TV, and WLUK Fox 11.
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Scott Hurley's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football and baseball, with a significant portion dedicated to crime news. If you have insights related to local teams such as the Packers or Brewers, or if you can offer unique perspectives on sports events in Wisconsin, including analysis of memorable games or playoff history between local teams like the Packers and Cowboys, Scott may be interested in your pitch.
Additionally, given his substantial coverage of crime-related stories and breaking news events in Wisconsin and Neenah specifically, he may also be receptive to pitches related to these topics. If you have expertise in analyzing forensic evidence or providing commentary on criminal investigations within this region, it could align well with his coverage focus.
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Spearing begins Feb. 8 and lasts until Feb. 23, unless harvest caps are met sooner.
By: Scott Hurley
The Manitowoc school district will ask voters for permission to borrow up to $25 million for building maintenance and upgrades.
By: Scott Hurley
(WLUK) -- Three Northeast Wisconsin projects are receiving state money for harbor maintenance and construction.
A 20-year veteran of the Ashwaubenon school district will be its next superintendent.
The Green Bay Packers have fired their defensive line coach.
By: Scott Hurley
(WLUK) -- How will road construction impact people traveling between the Fox Valley and Green Bay this year?
Two highways that run through Northeast Wisconsin are named in a survey identifying the "most-feared road to drive in winter" in the U.S.
By: Scott Hurley
A Cecil man who sped past a sheriff's deputy on an interstate shoulder was arrested after a 13-mile chase.
By: Ashley Kaster, Scott Hurley
Dramatic bodycam video shows the moment a good Samaritan and a sheriff's deputy rescued two people from a fiery crash in extreme cold temperatures.
By: Ben Krumholz, Scott Hurley
The parcel, currently zoned general industrial, may be divided into sections to maximize funding and provide options for multiple users.
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