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
Landsman's Republican opponent, Orlando Sonza, brought the deleted tweet to light Tuesday afternoon.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer We will soon find out whether Democratic Rep. Greg Landsman or Republican challenger Orlando Sonza will represent the Cincinnati region in Congress.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer Democratic Rep. Greg Landsman's post Tuesday on the social media site X announcing that he voted caused a bit of an Election Day ruckus.
Here's how southwestern Ohio voted in the presidential race.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer While Hamilton County has turned blue politically, some regions of red remain.
By: Haley Bemiller, Scott Wartman, Haadiza Ogwude
Here are some facts about Vivek Ramaswamy, a Cincinnati native who has been tapped to oversee the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency.
By: Scott Wartman
Business leaders who have pushed for a new arena have claimed top acts pass over Cincinnati in favor of cities with better and bigger arenas.
By: Scott Wartman
Cincinnati Enquirer Another year, another possible sewer rate increase.
By: Scott Wartman
Or taxpayers could get even more: two of the three county commissioners this week expressed a desire to give back the full amount promised three decades ago.
By: Scott Wartman
By Scott Wartman Published Nov. 21, 2024 at 11:26 PM GMT+1 | Updated 16 minutes ago
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