General Assignment And Longform Reporter
Nick Swartsell is a General Assignment and Longform Reporter at WVXU. With a decade of experience, he focuses on regional interest stories and social issues, particularly in Greater Cincinnati, while also covering culture, arts, and entertainment. Nick's work has been featured in notable outlets such as NPR, WYSO Public Radio, and Ideastream Public Media.
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Nick Swartsell's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and legal policy in the Cincinnati area. His articles also frequently cover real estate and business news. If you're looking to pitch a story to Nick, consider topics related to local government policies, developments related to affordable housing in Ohio or Cincinnati, legal issues impacting the community, as well as initiatives aiming at improving homeownership or addressing social challenges within these regions.
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By: Nick Swartsell
She's the first Democrat to hold the office in 92 years and the first woman elected prosecutor in the county.
Eight candidates campaigned for four seats on the Covington City Commission. Here's who won the most votes.
People in New Richmond designed a butterfly garden as a symbol of recovery for a former flood land, and for people who have struggled with addiction
By: Nick Swartsell
This year, we took deep dives in three Greater Cincinnati communities. Here's how they voted — and some of the hyper -local issues that might have been at play.
By: Nick Swartsell
One small Ohio town designed a butterfly garden as a symbol of recovery for former flood land and for people who have struggled with addiction.
Greater Cincinnati's biggest airport has a new top executive. The board of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport announced
Leaders presented a lengthy list of potential solutions Monday.
By: Wvxu, Nick Swartsell
Ohio Department of Transportation officials Tuesday gave Cincinnati City Council an update on efforts to repair severe fire damage to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge.
By: Nick Swartsell
The city's Department of Transportation and Engineering says the city could face a $140 million deficit in transportation infrastructure maintenance needs by fiscal year 2029.
As the temperatures drop, the risk of death or serious illness for people experiencing homelessness rises significantly. Local shelters are preparing to provide a place to stay warm and safe during winter weather.
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