Dave Spencer
I am a weekend anchor and weekday reporter at FOX 2 who is back working in my hometown.
It took 13 years of learning the ropes, but now I'm home doing what I love! As a reporter I arrived back in Detroit just in time to see a city in the middle of rebuilding itself.
After growing up in Troy and attending MSU (Go Green!) I got my start in TV in Lansing. I then ventured out to horse country, spending sometime in Lexington, Ky. I realized that I was pure Michigan when I took a job that got me closer to home, working in Grand Rapids.
Close was just not good enough for me so here I am back in the D.
If I'm not on air, chances are I'm sampling some of the best music Detroit has to offer having attended hundreds of live concerts over a lifetime.
I love that my job takes me in different directions everyday and allows me to give people a voice they may not otherwise have.
If it's important to you... It's news to me.
The latest from Dave Spencer
Teen in Detroit crashes stolen F-150 into another vehicle and slams into home
An early morning crash sent an innocent driver to the hospital. Police say they were trying to stop a suspected stolen F-150 when the truck driver sped away and crashed into another vehicle, then a house.
Pontiac woman allegedly shoots at vehicle during dispute on Perry Street
A woman is being held in jail after allegedly firing at a moving vehicle in Pontiac. Even though the car was driving away, her family says the shooting was in self-defense.
Michigan woman falls off boat in the Bahamas, police say search for her body continues
A search for a missing Michigan woman has shifted from rescue to recovery. Fifty-six-year-old Lynette Hooker reportedly fell off a boat in the Bahamas over the weekend.
Independent study finds Detroit Land Bank has made $2 billion value increase
In 2024, the Land Bank became the largest in the country managing over 66,000 properties.
Oakland County 'Undue Medical Debt' using donations to buy up medical debt for cheap
We all know how expensive healthcare and medical treatments are in this country, and if you can't afford to pay your bills, it can destroy you financially.
Monroe homeless shelter closed as the community fights to re-open it
A safe haven for the homeless in Monroe has been closed, leaving dozens of people who called it home struggling to find a stable place to shelter.
Nightmare train crossing headache in Wayne County could soon come to an end
Hope is on the horizon for the motorists fed up with the train crossing in southern Wayne County.
Don't use Artificial Intelligence for taxes - or share any personal info, says expert
It’s hard to predict where Artificial intelligence will take us but the short cuts AI offers are enticing and evolving. But all of that leads to us trusting that AI is working for our benefit.
High winds topple tree on Redford home, family opens GoFundMe
The weather roller coaster continues to wind its way across Michigan, and while the Upper Peninsula is dealing with record snow, the windy conditions in Metro Detroit are wreaking havoc as well.
Detroit-based company manages airspace for drones as emerging technology surges
Maybe you’ve noticed the sky is getting a little crowded — delivery businesses are turning to drones and at the same time, cities are using drones to respond to emergencies as fast as possible.