About the Adam R. Scripps Fellowship
Thanks to a gift from the Adam R. Scripps Foundation, Cincinnati Public Radio in 2025 launched a new journalism fellowship to expand its newsroom.
The program brings two fellows to WVXU for three-year terms, with a new cohort beginning after each cycle ends.
The program brings two fellows to WVXU for three-year terms, with a new cohort beginning after each cycle ends.
Read their stories
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The new building will move NKU Chase College of Law and the UK College of Medicine's Northern Kentucky campus from Campbell to Kenton County -
The state plan to change a portion of Kentucky's U.S. 25 from Erlanger to Florence has been paused indefinitely — but the state will still resurface the road this summer. -
Families who use the pantry say access to Hispanic-oriented food empowers community bonds and keeps them in touch with their heritage. -
The Board of Commissioners will vote to adopt the new fiscal budget at the next legislative meeting. Revenue from last year is helping to cover projected expenses. -
Visitors and residents will soon be able to reserve a spot in two of Covington’s public parking garages. -
Ludlow, Kentucky has been without an administrator since early March. -
The Campbell County Clerk's Office says it will not fill the empty spot. Voters can expect to see 11 candidates on the November ballot. -
Here's who won primaries for the Kentucky House, county judge/executives, county commissioners and city council. -
The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program was supposed to start this month, but Kentuckians still don't have access to funds, raising a question about federal funding amidst rising costs. -
Voting days, times, polling places, what you need to bring and who's on the ballot in Kenton, Boone and Campbell counties.
