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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The Fond du Lac school board is standing behind superintendent Jeffrey Fleig after staff and community members accused him of bullying.
(WLUK) -- A viral TikTok video is not believed to depict missing man Ryan Borgwardt, Green Lake County sheriff's officials say.
BROWN COUNTY (WLUK) -- Some Brown County horse and bike trails will close for the season later this month.
A section of the Fox River Trail in De Pere will be closed on Monday.
Green Bay Packers players will be signing autographs to raise money for the Salvation Army this holiday season.
By: Scott Hurley
Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, kicking off a season of feasts -- and some parents worry they model bad health habits for their children.
Two years after Green Bay was ranked the best place to live in the United States, the city is climbing up another U.S. News & World Report list.
The holiday season in downtown Green Bay begins tonight.
By: Scott Hurley
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