Scott Wolchek is a reporter at WJBK-TV in Detroit, Michigan. He focuses on covering local news stories, including crime, accidents, community events, and human interest stories. Scott's work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
Scott Wolchek's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, accidents, and government announcements in the Detroit and Michigan area. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, accidents, and community issues. Sources with firsthand knowledge of ongoing incidents or expertise in law enforcement practices may be valuable for providing insights into the events covered by Scott.
Given his focus on local events in Detroit and Michigan, individuals who can provide localized perspectives or are directly involved in the incidents reported would likely resonate well with Scott. Additionally, experts familiar with local law enforcement procedures or community dynamics could offer valuable commentary for his articles.
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By: Amber Ainsworth
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (FOX 2) Security cameras at an Ann Arbor gas station caught a drunk driving crash that left a trail of damage early Saturday.
By: Scott Wolchek
DETROIT (FOX 2) A man who was wanted for shooting a member of his family in Detroit was taken into custody after he turned up at a nearby hospital
By: Jack Nissen, Scott Wolchek
HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (FOX 2) Broken jars of nasty salsa, torn couches, and a lot else is what litters the yard next to Andrea Hill in Highland Park.
By: David Komer, Scott Wolchek
A suspected sexual predator is now in custody after allegedly abducting a girl in Detroit and then held her against her will in Fraser. Police are concerned there could be more victims as well.
By: Scott Wolchek, David Komer
"There’s just not a lot to protect you on a motorcycle when you start to lose control like that," said 1st Lt. Michael Shaw, Michigan State Police.
By: Scott Wolchek
“I’m sitting there scared. I didn’t know what to do. I'm just sitting there scared, hoping I could make it home,” one of the teenagers said during his testimony.
By: Jack Nissen, Scott Wolchek
Twisters touched down across the western part of the state, leaving a trail of wreckage in neighborhoods and distribution centers Tuesday night. But calamity also struck the other side of Michigan.
By: Scott Wolchek
Alicia Nelson and her husband Rabbi David Nelson said a man was shouting antisemitic insults at people outside Congregation Beth Shalom in Oak Park.
By: David Komer, Scott Wolchek
Na’Ziyah Harris was last seen getting off the school bus on Cornwell at Three Mile on Detroit’s east side, January 9th.
By: David Komer, Scott Wolchek
"The teamsters taught us if you don’t have a seat at the table, you’re on the menu. And the Michigan nurses are tired of being on the menu," she said.
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