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.
Given Becca's emphasis on covering local news with political implications, she is likely seeking sources who can provide detailed insights into how specific policies or decisions impact communities at a grassroots level.
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By: Becca Costello, Alexander Schimmeck
Thousands of Cincinnatians will get a letter next month letting them know their medical debt has been erased โ the first wave in a city-funded partnership that expects to forgive a total $134 million in debt for 34,000 residents.
A person fills out a ballot during early in-person voting at the Hamilton County Board of Elections in Cincinnati, Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023.
By: Becca Costello
The unfunded liability of Cincinnatiโs pension system fell again last year to 68.8%. Without any changes, the pension fund will only have about half the money needed to support all retirees 20 years from now.
This crosswalk on Madison Rd. will be converted to a raised crosswalk as part of the city's annual traffic calming program; TIF funding will pay for a raised crosswalk on the other side of Oakley Square.
By: Becca Costello
The Seymour Station multi-family development includes two buildings with 150 units.
91.7 WVXU | By Becca Costello Published September 11, 2024 at 3:55 AM EDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
Patty Goddard shows the Last Mile Food Rescue app on her phone. The map of Cincinnati shows green icons to indicate food rescues available for volunteers to claim for pick-up.
A Jackson, Miss., resident receives a Pfizer booster shot from a nurse at a vaccination site Feb. 8, 2022.
By: Becca Costello
The U.S. Geologic Survey map published last week uses a database created by Daniel Sturmer of UCโs Department of Geosciences.
By: Becca Costello
Cincinnati ranks in the top half of peer cities for percentage of population that is Gen Z, but the bottom half of peer cities for Millennials. Thatโs according to the 2024 State of the Region report from the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, released Wednesday.
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