Scott is an award-winning reporter whose career highlights include covering the economic and political crisis in Argentina, in 2002, and the aftermath of the tsunami in Sri Lanka, in 2005. He has worked as a reporter and anchor at TV stations in Quincy, Ill., Roanoke, Va., Greenville, SC, and worked as a freelance radio reporter for National Public Radio in Argentina.
Scott moved back to the States and began working at KARE in 2003. Significant stories Scott has covered at KARE include the University of Minnesota riots in 2003, and breaking the story of the Minnesota Vikings boat scandal in 2005. Scott is fluent in Spanish.
When I was young, I wanted to be: Old enough to vote.
Favorite story you ever worked on: I wouldn't say "favorite," but the most meaningful stories were the aftermath of the tsunami in 2005, and Argentina's economic and political crisis in 2002.
Favorite movie: "Life is Beautiful"
What do you order at a coffee shop? Quad espresso
Proudest moment: Hearing my wife say, "Of course" when I proposed.
Your inspiration: Truth, fairness, the need to hold the powerful accountable.
Favorite subject in school: Spanish
Favorite sport to play: Soccer
Dream story: My family's history. I wish I could go back in time and interview relatives who are no longer here.
KARE 11 Reporter
