Josh Sweigart is an investigative reporter at the Dayton Daily News. He covers critical issues surrounding government waste, fraud, abuse, and accountability, with a focus on local and state politics in southwest Ohio, including the statehouse and U.S. Capitol. Sweigart's impactful work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News and WCPO 9 News, and he has received multiple accolades for his investigative reporting.
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Josh Sweigart's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Ohio and the Dayton area. His coverage heavily involves government announcements, citing data, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to human resources & employment as well as government & politics topics.
Given his emphasis on local news and specific legal policy regulations within Ohio and Dayton, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights or exclusive information related to these areas. For example, providing data-backed analysis of local government policies or developments could be of interest.
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By: Jamie Dupree
The message of support for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was a familiar one, but that didn't make it any less important as business and civic leaders from the Miami Valley reminded Congress and the Pentagon this week that the region is more than ready to support the base and see its operations expand for the future.
Josh Sweigart - Staff Writer 2014 — Chinese entrepreneur Cho Tak Wong buys 1.4 million square feet and 110 acres of the former GM plant.
By: Josh Sweigart, Thomas Gnau
Several Chinese-owned companies with ties to the Dayton area are connected to federal investigations of alleged violations of labor and trade laws, a monthslong investigation by the Dayton Daily News
About a year ago, following a Dayton Daily News investigation revealing details about the federal raid at Fuyao North America — and raising questions about who knew what and when
By: Thomas Gnau, Josh Sweigart
The Dayton Daily News teamed up with WHIO-TV for a monthslong investigation into Chinese companies with Dayton ties connected to allegations of labor and trade violations.
By: Cornelius Frolik, Josh Sweigart
The Dayton Daily News obtained data from several area law enforcement agencies that reveal that local police routinely share data collected through automated license plate readers with agencies across the
A shipping container is moored on the flooded bike path at RiverScape MetroPark in downtown Dayton after washing down the river following heavy rains.
By: Josh Sweigart
A change by Kettering police to no longer allow its Flock automatic license plate reader system to be used for immigration purposes comes four years after the police chief told
By: Josh Sweigart, Cornelius Frolik
Recent reporting by this news outlet revealed that several Dayton-area cities are among the fastest growing in Ohio, Hamilton is the fastest growing city in Butler County, and Springfield’s population
By: Josh Sweigart
The ranking member of a U.S. House committee focused on threats posed by China says Moraine-based Fuyao Glass America is “violating American law” and should be taken over by a U.S. manufacturer.
