Scott Hurley is a Digital Executive Producer at various prominent media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, education, crime and justice, and regional interests, with a focus on both individual and team sports as well as the education system. Scott's work has been featured in several well-known platforms such as Fox 29 TV, WNYO-TV, and 7News DC, among others.
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Scott Hurley's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football and baseball, with a significant portion dedicated to crime news. If you have insights related to local teams such as the Packers or Brewers, or if you can offer unique perspectives on sports events in Wisconsin, including analysis of memorable games or playoff history between local teams like the Packers and Cowboys, Scott may be interested in your pitch.
Additionally, given his substantial coverage of crime-related stories and breaking news events in Wisconsin and Neenah specifically, he may also be receptive to pitches related to these topics. If you have expertise in analyzing forensic evidence or providing commentary on criminal investigations within this region, it could align well with his coverage focus.
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A Silver Alert has been issued for a woman who walked away from her home.
A road closure in downtown Green Bay will last a little longer than expected.
(WLUK) -- With one week to go before the election, more Wisconsin voters have turned in their absentee ballots than at the same point four years ago.
By: Scott Hurley
Cases of measles have now been confirmed in a ninth Wisconsin county.
Two people were killed in a crash Tuesday morning in Outagamie County.
APPLETON (WLUK) -- Police say they've tracked down a suspect in a string of graffiti complaints from downtown Appleton.
By: Scott Hurley
(WLUK) -- The 2026 Milwaukee Brewers have gone down in history as World Series champions , and now some artifacts from the Fall Classic are going to the hall of fame.
MADISON (WLUK) -- When the Milwaukee Brewers celebrate their World Series championship with a parade , they will be doing it on Brewers "Won Our Way" Day in Wisconsin.
By: Scott Hurley
The 2026 Milwaukee Brewers have gone down in history as World Series champions, and now some artifacts from the Fall Classic are going to the hall of fame.
