News & public affairs
Cops and courts, municipal government, public-records research, and working relationships with community sources.
Read local government reporting ↗Journalist & editor · Tooele, Utah
Sports reporting. Public affairs. Stories rooted in community.
Scott Froehlich is a journalist and editor based in Tooele, Utah. His work spans high school and college sports, cops and courts, local government, community features, and culture.
As sports editor at the Tooele Transcript Bulletin from July 2022 to May 2026, he reported on boys’ and girls’ athletics at three area high schools, building relationships with coaches, athletic directors, and the communities around each team.
Previously, he covered cops and courts, municipal and county government, and general assignments at the Janesville Gazette in Wisconsin. His work included accessing public records and filing open-records requests to find stories beyond press releases and police reports.
At Utah State University Eastern’s Eagle newspaper, he worked as managing editor and editor-in-chief, handling assignments, writing, editing, layouts, and print production. He also started the USUE Eagle Podcast to explore campus news in greater depth.
Scott holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Utah State University. He received Utah Press Association awards in 2019, 2021, and 2022.
Reporting & editorial skills
Cops and courts, municipal government, public-records research, and working relationships with community sources.
Read local government reporting ↗High school and college athletics, athlete profiles, and stories about the people behind a team.
Read an athlete profile ↗Story assignments, copy editing, page layout, and print production. Managing-editor and editor-in-chief experience.
See newsroom experience ↗2026 reporting · Tooele Transcript Bulletin
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