Dan Horn is an Investigative Reporter at The Cincinnati Enquirer. He covers enterprise and investigative stories with a focus on social issues, culture, health and wellness, and government and politics, particularly in Ohio and Kentucky. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and FOX19 WXIX.
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By: Dan Horn
Cincinnati Enquirer 100-year-old voter: 'I worry about this country'
By: Dan Horn
Cincinnati Enquirer Republican Joe Deters won the statewide election Tuesday to remain on Ohio's Supreme Court, but he didn't fare so well on his old home turf of Hamilton County.
By: Dan Horn
Republican Joe Deters won the statewide election Tuesday to remain on Ohio's Supreme Court, but he didn't fare so well on his old home turf of Hamilton County.
By: Dan Horn
A conservative campaign claimed Children's Hospital is '#1 in OH for sex changes.' Hospital officials didn't respond, but surgeries nationwide are rare.
By: Dan Horn
Rick Henline shared his story with us in hopes it would help others struggling with the physical and financial challenges of long COVID.
By: Dan Horn
Cincinnati Enquirer As many as 400 million people worldwide have developed long COVID since the COVID-19 pandemic began five years ago.
By: Dan Horn
Long COVID can strike anyone, rich or poor, but a growing body of evidence suggests poor and middle income Americans like Rick Henline suffer most.
By: Dan Horn
Cincinnati Enquirer Sam Chaney and Taylor Duffy got married Sunday, but it wasn't the wedding they'd been planning for more than a year.
By: Dan Horn
Chuck Klein says postal workers must deliver mail to his property, but the service says it's unsafe. The case may impact rural delivery nationwide.
By: Dan Horn
On a cold December afternoon, standing next to the empty wood frame where his mailbox used to be, Chuck Klein tried to explain why he’s spent so much time the past few years sending emails to government officials, writing letters to a president and a congressman, working with a private investigator and a lawyer, and, finally, suing the U.S. Postal Service.
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