Bill Froehlich
Weekend Anchor / Reporter
bfroehlich@tv7-4.com
School: DePauw University in Indiana
Hometown: Milwaukee
Bill Froehlich joined TV 7&4 in 2002 as a reporter and as the Weekend News Anchor. You can see him at the anchor desk Saturdays and Sundays during 7&4 News at 6 and 11. Bill also reports for 7&4 News during the week.
Bill's last stop was KPAX-TV in Montana. During his time there, he was part of an award-winning news team, sharing an honor from the Montana Broadcasters Association for his role in the state's "Best Newscast." Before his stint out west, Bill got his start as the Weekend News Anchor for WLFI-TV in Lafayette, Indiana.
Bill went to college at DePauw University in Indiana to study television and radio. He worked for the campus radio station as a news reporter. He was later hired as the News Director before being promoted to Station Manager. Bill graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications. He also earned a double-minor in Political Science and Secondary Education.
Bill's family is out west in Colorado, but he is a native of Milwaukee. Bill says he's glad to be back in the midwest and close to Lake Michigan.
Recent sports stories
VIDEO: Hometown Highlights Week 7
Friday, October 09, 2009
Scores and highlights from Week 7
TC Wolves win home opener
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Minor league football comes to northern Michigan Saturday night.
TC Central hosts city-wide track meet
Monday, May 18, 2009
More than a dozen local schools are represented at the city-wide track meet for elementary and middle school students from Traverse City.
Lions make the most of Draft Day
Sunday, April 26, 2009
THE LIONS HAVE A SIX YEAR AGREEMENT WITH GEORGIA QUARTERBACK MATTHEW STAFFORD. THE DEAL WILL REPORTEDLY PAY THE FORMER GEORGIA QB $41.7 MILLION GUARANTEED DOLLARS, BUT THE DEAL COULD BE WORTH AS MUCH AS 78 MILLION.
TC Beach Bums Fan Appreciation Day
Saturday, April 25, 2009
A good suntan or sunburn is a good indication of summer - but the mascots of the same names are a good indication that the Traverse City baseball season is already here.
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