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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That cost could rise as work continues however, and ODOT stresses the number is a preliminary figure.
One of the nation's oldest lending libraries has been operating out of a temporary space for almost a year. Now, visitors can bask in the historical splendor of its permanent — very permanent — home.
Frisch's has been a beloved local brand for decades, the Mainliner on Wooster Pike in Fairfax has been a kind of flagship.
The city of Cincinnati faces a projected $16 million deficit next fiscal year. But there are still months left before the city's budget process wraps up.
People across the globe are mourning the death of Nikki Giovanni, who died Monday at the age of 81
One person has been arrested in connection with the November 1 fire that damaged the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge.
By: Wvxu, Nick Swartsell
Henson did more than dress up like Saint Nick. He spent about three decades advocating for bicycle-friendly legislation and infrastructure.
By: Wvxu, Nick Swartsell
Hamilton County officials gathered Friday to recognize the long career and legacy of retired Hamilton County Sheriff Simon Leis.
Almost two years after Cincinnati City Council approved zoning changes for the project, a 44-unit permanent supportive housing development in Over-the-Rhine is slated to break ground Wednesday.
By: Nick Swartsell, Wvxu
Dorothy Bush stands next to a babbling stream surrounded by native plants in South Fairmount. She's showing me the Lick Run Greenway, a $100 million project completed by the Metropolitan Sewer District in 2021.
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