Scott Mckane is a journalist and writer based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He is currently a writer for KSTU-TV FOX 13 News, where he focuses on local news stories and events in the Salt Lake City area. With a background in reporting for various news outlets, including KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, and Telemundo 15, Scott brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his reporting.
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Scott Mckane's articles predominantly focus on local events, particularly those pertaining to community outreach and support. Given the emphasis on local stories, he would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight positive initiatives or unique events within the Salt Lake City area or broader Utah region.
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By: Scott McKane
SALT LAKE CITY — For a half century now the West Temple freeway off-ramp has helped get vehicles into Salt Lake City but at the same time it divided the Central 9th neighborhood. It also turned the underpass into an unwelcoming place. But that's all changed now thanks to the vision of those on the Central Ninth Community Council and a little help from their friends.
By: Scott Mckane
For those you don’t know, beer and hockey, especially in Canada, go hand-in-glove. So before puck-drop tonight at the Delta Center, Epic Brewing in Salt Lake City, is dropping their latest beer.
By: Scott McKane
Ahead of the potential disaster left behind by Milton, a group session was held Tuesday at American Red Cross headquarters in Murray to help train those who will arrive on-site to render aid to those who need it, wherever that may be.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Hispanic Heritage Month is wrapping up next week, October 15th. If you're looking for a way to celebrate this weekend, we've got a musical suggestion for you.
By: Scott McKane, Michael Martin
SALT LAKE CITY — The state of Utah is working now to engage more college students in the upcoming election. They are doing this by holding a competition among schools for 'The Campus Cup'.
By: Scott McKane
MURRAY, Utah — “Our goal is; rain or shine we want to be out here playing. The only thing we can't do is play through the snow. But other than that, we want to be out here,” stated Ryan Taylor, the program manager with Salt Lake County Parks and Rec. The county recently finished the brand new sports field complex in Murray.
By: Scott McKane
SALT LAKE CITY — On Thursday October 24 Plan-B Theater is kicking off their 34th season with a new production, "Full Color." Bijan Hosseini is one of the writers of the new production, " Just come, like any other piece of good theater and hopefully you'll walk away thinking and feeling something."
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Guadalupe School in Salt Lake City is looking for more volunteers to help tutor adults learning English.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Ruben Sauyun, owner and operator of the Bomb Dilla food truck, and other food truckers are getting together, once again, to pay it forward by providing meals to homeless individuals in the Salt Lake area.
By: Scott Mckane
Anndrea Wild, with the Salt Lake County Office of Homelessness and criminal justice reform, calls it a hand-up, not a handout.
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