Jessica Dupnack
Jessica Dupnack is a reporter born and raised in Detroit now back home, reporting on weeknights and weekends for FOX 2.This is home!
Growing up in metro Detroit, it was always a dream to one day work for the news station that I grew up watching. I have been fortunate enough to spend my entire journalistic career in our beautiful state.
Most recently, I worked as the crime reporter in Flint at the ABC affiliate, WJRT. I started during the height of the city’s water crisis. For three years, from my first day to my last I covered water related stories. It was an eye opening experience to say the least. I was able to gain the trust of the community during a dire time for the city. The city and its fine people will always hold a special place in my heart.
I earned several awards during my time in Flint for my water crisis coverage including an Emmy and was a main contributor for two Edward R. Murrow regional awards. To that I say, "thank you for letting me tell your stories."My first news job out of school at Michigan State University was as a 'one man band' reporter in northern Michigan at the FOX/CBS affiliate in Cadillac. That’s where I learned that this news thing is not an easy gig but well worth it.
After paying my dues, I was moved to the anchor desk to do a four and a half hour morning show called ‘Michigan This Morning.’I am truly humbled to be a part of the FOX 2 family and honored to tell YOUR stories.
The latest from Jessica Dupnack
Alleged Southfield gas station shootout caught on camera, suspects charged
A man in all black hawked a loogie at a gas station clerk, and in return, the clerk allegedly fired six shots from his gun.
Dearborn Heights residents heartbroken with more flooding from the Ecorse River
Dearborn Heights residents were knee-deep in water after severe storms rolled through Metro Detroit late Wednesday going into Thursday.
Three alleged suspects in Detroit gas station carjacking arrested
Detroit police have busted three suspects in a carjacking caught on camera that happened at a gas station.
'Re-Hooterization' Hooters looks to rebrand as sales sag across the board
Hooters is going from an R-rating to a PG-13 as part of a new branding strategy to make it more family-friendly. The company’s CEO calls it 'Re-Hooterization.'
Westland police investigating viral videos of guns and drugs around children
A viral video looks to incriminate some bad behavior in Westland with little children in the presence of guns and drugs.
Mother takes Ambassador Bridge by mistake, now faces deportation from the U.S.
You might have fallen victim to it, accidentally merging into the toll area that goes right onto the Ambassador Bridge, to Canada. For one woman, that simple wrong turn could all end with her getting deported.
Dog rescued from dumpster by Ann Arbor police
The dog did not have a collar or a microchip, and was found with a large tumor on its left side.
Port Huron ordinance voted unanimously to honor Joshua Conant
Two years have passed since a man died while detained by bouncers at a Port Huron bar. Now, Joshua Conant’s family says they are still fighting to hold security personnel accountable.
Clarkston man stockpiled hours of child porn, prosecutor says: "This is unbelievably large"
A two-year child sexual abuse material case leaves an Oakland County man accused of stockpiling it all in court.
Oakland County man accused of possessing 35 hard drives of child sexual abuse material
Tens of thousands of images and videos of child sexual abuse material were uncovered at the home of a Oakland County man, who is an IT expert with computers.