Chauncy Glover Passes Away: A Community Mourns

It’s with heavy hearts that we share the news of former WDIV reporter Chauncy Glover’s untimely death at the age of 39, as confirmed by his family. Chauncy was more than just a talented journalist; he was a beacon of hope and an inspiration to many. Notably, he earned Emmys in 2013 and 2014 for his outstanding contributions to live reporting and spot news coverage while at WDIV.

After making waves in Detroit, Glover moved to Houston for eight impactful years before bringing his expertise to KCAL in Los Angeles, where he co-anchored the evening newscasts. His charisma and dedication shone through every broadcast, making him a beloved figure in the news community.

Beyond journalism, Chauncy was passionate about empowering youth. He founded the Chauncy Glover Project in Detroit, a mentorship initiative aimed at uplifting teenagers and helping them navigate their futures. Through this program, he connected with junior high and high school students, leaving a lasting impression on countless lives.

In a heartfelt statement, his parents, Sherry and Robert Glover, expressed their devastation: “He was more than a son and brother—he was a beacon of light in our lives and a true hero to his community.” They emphasized how his compassion and dedication changed lives, inspiring many young men to pursue their dreams. The family’s request for privacy as they grieve reflects the profound loss felt not just by them, but by a community that admired Chauncy.

As we remember Chauncy Glover, his legacy of kindness, warmth, and commitment to making a difference will continue to resonate with those who were fortunate enough to know him.