Scott Anderson is a jack-of-all-trades journalist who came up through the ranks of photojournalism nearly 20 years ago. In his career, he's documented relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina, photographed three U.S. presidents, and photographed more high school sporting events than he can remember.
He's won a Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism for his work documenting the parental generation gap and was honored at Patch for his work on the state's Opioid crisis.
Scott completed his undergraduate coursework at UW-Platteville and has a Master's Degree from UW-Madison in Journalism. He's a proud Wisconsinite who loves the outdoors. He loves his wife and two children.
You can reach him at scott.anderson@patch.com
Wisconsin education officials and some local school districts are taking preventive steps now, and planning ahead. Some are canceling trips.
Officials with the Wisconsin Humane Society say they're inundated with sick cats that have been living in uninhabitable conditions. Photos:
Police said officers arrived and found a concerned citizen giving 46-year-old Oak Creek man CPR in the garage.
On March 3, a corporate spokesperson for Molson Coors broke the silence regarding the shooting. Here's what they're saying.
Gov. Tony Evers signed 60 bills into law this week. Here is a summary of each one, including one that makes bestiality a crime in Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee Brewers are reportedly close to locking up their best player long-term.
The restaurant will be located in the small retail outbuilding located on the southeast corner of W. Capitol Drive and N. 124th Street.
Authorities in Greenfield say they're prepared in case the new coronavirus has cases appear in the city. Here's what they're saying:
A Patch reader recorded part of the incident she saw when she came home from work that night.
Authorities in Waukesha say a fight and police pursuit resulted in a Shorewood man being arrested.
A fundraiser for Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly had Democrats roiling, and the GOP upset that Dems mentioned the Molson Coors shooting.
Police said they responded to the Emerald Row Apartments after "Charley" got loose and evaded his captors.
Authorities say the boyfriend of a South Milwaukee woman strangled her 4-year-old daughter and took discipline "too far."
When deputies arrived, they found Oster standing inside her vehicle, claiming that she was not injured.
The National Weather Service says two rounds of snow will make for slippery conditions Tuesday. Here's what we know:
Wisconsin officials say they now have local testing sites for coronavirus. Should you be tested? Here is what you need to know:
Police said the woman admitted that she had "drank a little too much" and was coming from a bowling alley at 76th and Oklahoma.
Just days after the only known case of Coronavirus had been cleared comes a new report that two new people are being tested.
The Racine Volunteer Center is looking for students to fill a variety of volunteer positions this spring.
When we asked Waukesha Patch readers what they could fix if they were able, readers said addressing Waukesha's train problem was number one.
