Scott Talley is a Neighborhoods Reporter at the Detroit Free Press. A native Detroiter with a passion for capturing the beauty of his city, he focuses on cultural movements, local economy, and lifelong learning, while also covering various aspects of team sports. Scott's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Detroit Lions, Yahoo News, and MSN.
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Scott Talley's reporting primarily focuses on local news related to workplaces, companies, and cultural events in Detroit and Michigan. His coverage attributes include event coverage, profile features, and press releases.
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By: Scott Talley
DETROIT IS When Rithisha Pasunoori was seeking a meaningful school project, Birdie's Bookmobile responded to her email.
By: Scott Talley
DETROIT IS Thirty years ago, Gail Perry-Mason had a vision of how to enrich young Detroiters using money as a hook.
Mark Elzy is proud to be the president of 100 Black Men of Greater Detroit Inc., a group of "concerned African American men whose goal is to improve
During the Great Depression and World War II, and through three full decades afterward, Detroit's west side featured an attraction that brightened
Attorney Melvin "Butch" Hollowell, managing partner of The Miller Law Firm Detroit, has been trusted by foundations, universities and some of the largest corporations in America.
By: Scott Talley
When metro Detroit kids learned about a history of pollution connected to their community, they took action and made their own history in the process.
Thirty years ago, Southfield-Lathrup High School's boys basketball team broke the hearts of Pershing Doughboys across Detroit, when Lathrup, led by
By: Scott Talley
To kick off the annual celebration of Detroit's senior centers, a Detroit treasure carrying a Boston name was part of a special, nostalgic menu.
In 2025, there was a headline that touched both the hearts and the taste buds of many longtime Detroiters when Keurig Dr Pepper, the current makers of Vernors ginger ale, released a limited-edition “Boston Cooler” flavor.
By: Scott Talley
The NFL kicks off with an unconventional Wednesday game. But history shows that the Detroit Lions also played an important Wednesday game in 1934.
