Andrew Rowan is a Reporter at WCSC Live 5 News. He specializes in themes such as transportation and mobility, urban design, and construction, often exploring topics like public transportation, traffic management systems, and law enforcement technology. Andrew's work has been featured in various outlets including LINK Media, LLC, NBC Connecticut, and The Independent.
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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: Andrew Rowan
Amtrak is considering a plan that could keep several railroad bridges along the Connecticut shoreline closed for hours at a time this summer to allow for increased rail service tied to the World Cup in Boston, according to the Old Lyme Harbor Master.
Amtrak says it will not close any railroad bridges along Connecticut's shoreline during the 2026 World Cup, backing away from a potential proposal that had sparked concerns from boaters, harbor officials, and marine businesses.
By: Andrew Rowan
Connecticut officials and highway workers are urging drivers to slow down, stay off their phones, and pay closer attention in work zones as the state honors lives lost on the job and prepares to roll out work zone speed cameras this summer.
By: Andrew Rowan
Connecticut transportation officials are delaying a major traffic shift on I-95 at the Gold Star Bridge.
Turnstiles have been internally modified to lock sooner when someone attempts to force the gates backward.
By: Marcela Camargo, Andrew Rowan
After Ecuador's 1-0 loss to Ivory Coast, some fans blamed the defeat on the 'Rocky curse.' One fan, however, decided to make peace with the iconic statue with a unique offering.
By: Andrew Rowan
A drop in gas prices following a U.S.-Iran peace agreement is offering some relief at the pump, but experts say consumers may wait months until they see lower costs elsewhere.
By: Andrew Rowan
A South Jersey family says StubHub canceled their World Cup tickets a day before the match, then provided replacements after NBC10 Responds asked questions.
By: Andrew Rowan
Philly Fair 250 and an LGBTQ history celebration drew crowds as Philadelphia launched events tied to America's 250th anniversary.
By: Andrew Rowan
Officials say fans should prepare for possible weather delays for Monday's match at the Linc.
