Scott Wartman is a reporter based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He writes for various publications including the Cincinnati Enquirer, Yahoo News, and WVXU. Scott covers local news and politics, with a focus on the Greater Cincinnati area, and has been featured in Above the Law, Courier Journal, and FOX19 WXIX, among others.
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By: Scott Wartman, Sharon Coolidge
Cincinnati's first Asian American mayor, Aftab Pureval, is scheduled to speak at the Democratic National Convention.
By: Scott Wartman
Current Mayor Aftab Pureval will give a speech Wednesday. Two other mayors are also at the DNC.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati mayors are well represented in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention.
By: Scott Wartman
It took delegates as long as three hours to get into the United Center arena Monday night for the speeches at the convention.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer One of the themes among Democrats at their convention in Chicago is that in this election, nothing less than democracy itself is at stake.
By: Scott Wartman, Sharon Coolidge
Mayor praised President Biden and Vice President Harris for action to fix the Brent Spence Bridge
By: Scott Wartman
A group of Democrats hope to bring Vice President Kamala Harris to Cincinnati. The cost and competition is steep.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer While Sen. Sherrod Brown skipped the Democratic National Convention , he said on Tuesday he's not avoiding Vice President Kamala Harris.
Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer What JD Vance likes about his Cincinnati neighborhood. Link Copied
By: Scott Wartman
Sen. JD Vance's neighbors told The Enquirer there are pros and cons to living next to a vice presidential candidate.
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