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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Bridges, traffic congestion and more are among the state's priorities for Northern Kentucky. Residents can submit input until Aug. 30. -
Following a $260 million expansion that doubled the size of the tournament in 2025, officials say this year’s focus is on heightening the fan experience. -
The commission heard suggestions from the city’s police chief, John Jones, on how his department can modify its use of the devices to build community trust. -
The Boone County Planning Commission held a public meeting for a 340-unit luxury apartment complex between Florence and Union. -
The city brought in two new modular homes from Vandalia, Ohio Wednesday. The homes are expected to hit the market by the end of August. -
If voters are given the chance to dissolve their government, a board would be responsible for resolving village debt and selling property, while a township would take over providing services to residents. -
A public hearing for the proposed luxury apartment complex is set for August 5. Officials from Florence and Union have contradicting opinions. -
The Blue Ash-based medicine manufacturer will create KwikPens for Eli Lilly starting in 2027. -
If it passes, residents would be taxed 1.25% of their earned income, with some exceptions, and the levy would be set to expire after five years. -
Federal lawmakers say people in ICE custody in the Campbell County jail are treated as ‘commodities.'
