Becca Costello is a Local Government Reporter for WVXU, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news and issues, Becca covers topics such as government affairs, housing, transportation, and community development. Her work has also been featured on WYSO Public Radio and WOSU Public Media.
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Becca's focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulation in Ohio, particularly Cincinnati, indicates a strong interest in issues affecting the local community. She regularly covers topics such as homelessness prevention, affordable housing funds, and transportation.
If you have insights into local government policies or are involved in community engagement initiatives related to these topics within the Cincinnati area, Becca may be interested in your perspective. Additionally, if you have expert knowledge of legal or regulatory matters impacting housing and transportation at the local level in Ohio, it could be valuable for her coverage.
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Cincinnati’s Access to Counsel program has helped 19 households avoid eviction over the past month.
By: Wvxu, Becca Costello
Cincinnati City Council's Budget and Finance Committee voted unanimously Monday to approve about $15 million in spending left over from the last fiscal year budget.
By: Wvxu, Becca Costello
A city of Cincinnati employee has been fired after an “aggressive, derogatory, and disparaging” interaction with pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside City Hall in August.
Greg Landsman, a Democrat, won a second in the U.S. House over Republican Orlando Sonza.
By: Becca Costello
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval highlighted achievements from his third year in office and challenged residents to keep moving forward in his third State of the City Address.
New federal rules went into effect last month that require utilities to replace all water service lines made out of lead within the next decade.
By: Wvxu, Becca Costello
Saturday is the last in a series of events celebrating 100 years of the Cincinnati Charter Committee.
By: Becca Costello
A group of skating advocates is asking the city to consider putting a skate park underneath the I-471 bridge at Sawyer Point.
By: Becca Costello, Wvxu
A Cincinnati City Council committee voted Monday to allocate funding to support mental and physical health for transgender and nonbinary youth.
By: Wvxu, Becca Costello
Six months after Cincinnati City Council reformed the city zoning code, a new online dashboard aims to track progress and impact.
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