
Scott Wolchek
Scott Wolchek loves getting involved in the community and telling stories. He grew up in Oakland County and first appeared on FOX 2 while testing out a Chia Pet in a Fame or Shame segment with his dad.
Scott graduated from Oakland University and previously reported at WILX in Lansing and WNEM in Saginaw and Flint. Some of Scott’s favorite stories he’s told include a WWII veteran who loved electric guitar, helping a woman remove a blighted garage before it toppled onto her home, and a circus company that was overstocked with corn dog sticks and prizes throughout the pandemic.
In his free time, Scott enjoys spending time with his wife, who is a news producer (it runs in the family) and his Labrador retriever, Harley.
His hobbies include reading, writing, playing the keyboard, video editing and exploring. Some of his favorite books include A Clockwork Orange, Remains of the Day, The Sound and the Fury.
Scott often speaks with future journalists and public relations professionals at Oakland University to help provide guidance and inspiration.
The latest from Scott Wolchek
Lions fan runs from Green Bay to Detroit with game ball in honor of wife's cancer journey
A Detroit Lions fan is running 313 miles from Green Bay to Ford Field with the game ball in honor of his wife's fight against cancer.
Detroit Police Board of Commissioners meeting touches on spike in gun violence
At least three children and teens have been wounded or killed in a recent spike in gun violence in Detroit in the span of a week. Now some in the city are raising questions about safety ahead of Halloween.
Three dead in boat accident on Lake St. Clair in Harrison Township
The Marine Division deputies and members of the MCSO Underwater Search and Rescue Team responded and began searching for the remaining three people through the evening.
Farmington student jumped and hospitalized during lunchtime, family plans to press charges
A fight at Farmington High School landed a student in the hospital with others in custody, and it was all caught on video.
Metro Detroit police accused of using Flock cameras to help ICE make arrests
New concerns are being raised that local law enforcement agencies could be using the Flock data to aid Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.
Clawson residents sound off after 70 mature trees were marked to be cut down
A Clawson neighborhood is feeling stumped after a city project marked more than 70 mature trees to cut down. This was part of a project voted on back in 2024 that will fix up these roads and improve the waterline. However, it appears a lot of people were unaware of just how many trees this project was going to remove until just a couple of weeks ago when notices were placed on doors.
Lawsuit filed against Warren Police Department after officer was accused of sexual assault
A lawsuit is being filed against the Warren Police Department after an officer allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on duty. The officer has since resigned from the department and there are currently no criminal charges.
Inkster man arrested for allegedly trafficking a15-year-old girl
The FBI says they’ve recovered a 15-year-old girl who was being trafficked online and now an Inkster man has been arrested and charged.
Mike Rogers repeats call to end Iran war, says opponent 'does not play with others'
Republican Mike Rogers repeated calls for an end to the Iran war amid climbing gas prices while framing the election for U.S. Senate as one between the “American dream" and what he describes as divisive politics.
Detroit Fire Department uses new tech that turns traffic lights green as EMS vehicles approach
During an emergency every second counts and unfortunately not everyone pays attention to flashing lights and sirens.









