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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Commissioners gave the fiber internet company $10 million to extend service to about 50,000 addresses in Butler County, but years later, thousands of homes remain underserviced. -
Kentucky sample ballots for the general election have been posted. In Northern Kentucky, the Campbell County sample ballot excludes the 4th Congressional District seat. -
After months of planning, Newport commissioners heard plans for a community-led garden to replace a neighborhood park. -
There's still time to submit ideas for new regulations to motorized micromobility devices. -
The district's superintendent and teachers say there is room for improvement, but the rating doesn't paint a complete picture. -
Wayne Smith, the “gatekeeper of the cemetery” could be found somewhere on the grounds nearly every day for 18 years. -
County Commissioner Candidates debate ideas for greenspace preservation in a world of economic development. -
When Butler County farmer Nathan Gillespie last filled up his combine — which requires a refill nearly every day during harvest — it cost $740. This time last year, it might’ve cost $450, he said. -
A Sanitation District 1 federally-funded project has raised questions about eminent domain and what it means for overall property rights. -
After seven months of waiting, the city has released a draft of the final forensic audit. Officials hope for a public discussion in October.
