Andrew Rowan is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio, writing for WCPO 9 News. With a focus on local news, Andrew covers a range of topics including community events, local businesses, government issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in WRTV, Oxford Press, and WCSC-TV Live 5 News.
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Andrew’s coverage extensively focuses on local government, politics, crime, and business in the Cincinnati area. He frequently incorporates expert commentary and reports on government announcements. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights from local experts such as community leaders or authorities related to the topics of real estate trends, weather preparedness specific to Ohio/Cincinnati region, local law enforcement procedures or business developments.
As a journalist covering events and traditions in Cincinnati with an emphasis on local news stories around closures and public service issues like transportation services for citizens (RedBike), Andrew might find value in receiving pitches relating to similar impactful community-oriented initiatives or events within his geographic focus.
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By: Darlene Chapman Right, Andrew Rowan
More than a dozen Tri-State Frisch's locations could be shut down amid eviction hearings
By: Andrew Rowan
The suspect in Thursday's stabbing death was charged with choking and domestic violence in April 2023 against one of the victims.
On Wednesday, city council approved $50,000 toward safety initiatives at Government Square. Money will be put toward 'food and other resources as needed for youth.'
By: Connor Steffen
Ten Northern Kentucky cities voted to allow medical cannabis businesses to operate where they live this November. What happens next?
By: Andrew Rowan
The first of six shoring towers underneath the Big Mac Bridge is installed on Nov. 11, 2024. MADDY SCHMIDT/WCPO
By: Larry Krauter
HEBRON, Ky. — An airport veteran is flying east to lead the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
The Country Meat Co. Market Place would go in the Avondale Town Center
About a dozen students met adults from around the community who have volunteered their time to mentor them in the coming weeks, months and years.
By: Felicia Jordan, Andrew Rowan
Pete Rose Way/Riverside Drive reopened Saturday as inspections by the Ohio Department of Transportation wrapped up on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge's repairs.
By: Felicia Jordan, Andrew Rowan
ODOT presented steps it plans to take moving forward to fix the bridge, but said there is still no exact timeline for when those steps can be taken. Beginning this week, though, officials said they plan to remove the damaged sign truss from the bridge — after which, the final closed lane on I-471 NB will be able to re-open.
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