Scott Hurley is a Digital Executive Producer for WLUK Fox 11, with a focus on local news in Neenah, Wisconsin. With experience at WNYO-TV and KVAL-TV, Scott covers a range of topics including weather, sports, and community events, providing timely and engaging content for the Fox 11 audience.
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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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A key leader of Bellin and Gundersen Health System plans to retire.
In the video above, FOX 11's Scott Hurley gives a quick tour of what the results page will look like and how to navigate it.
By: Scott Hurley
Hunters will be able to hear directly from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources at a series of open houses, one of which will be entirely online.
Museum leaders made the announcement Friday.
By: Scott Hurley, Mallory Allen
Wisconsin is once again a swing state in the 2024 election, and both Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump made their closing arguments to voters i
The final rallies in Wisconsin of the 2024 presidential campaign will see the vice presidential candidates make the last-minute pushes.
If you need an identification card to vote, you can head to your local Division of Motor Vehicles service center.
A wet Sunday kicked off a rainfall that is expected to last for a few days in Northeast Wisconsin.
A 14-year-old girl has been reported missing from Allouez.
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