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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Kentucky continues to rank high in child abuse and neglect cases. Advocates are focusing on pushing for more prevention methods to address this number. -
The third round of No Kings rallies included locally-organized events in small towns, big cities and suburbs across Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. Here's what happened at a few of them. -
Gov. Andy Beshear praised Northern Kentucky's economy and pushed for Pre-K for All during a speech before the Northern Kentucky Chamber. -
A three-way judge panel will determine whether judges in Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee can grant bonds. -
Traffic that used to cross the 4th Street Bridge is now going through this Covington neighborhood. Long-time safety concerns are rising to the surface as commuters travel through the area. -
Trump promoted U.S. military action in Iran and hyped up Ed Gallrein, his pick to unseat Kentucky Republican U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie. -
A long-discarded fill site in Fort Thomas is becoming a forest this weekend. -
Covington hosted a public forum for people to share their housing needs. -
The KY 8 Licking River Bridge was demolished as part of a renovation project by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. -
Murals, historic trails and picture paths will go up around Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties in Northern Kentucky as part of America250KY.
