Zack Carreon is a Content Editor for WVXU, a local radio station in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news and issues, Zack's articles cover a wide range of topics including education, infrastructure, community development, and social justice. His work has also been featured in WOSU Public Media and WYSO Public Radio.
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Zack Carreon's coverage is focused on local education, government, and politics in Cincinnati and Ohio. His article titles indicate a focus on local events, such as school board meetings, government decisions impacting the community, and educational initiatives.
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The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to appoint its newest member James Crosset.
By: Zack Carreon
Interim Superintendent Shauna Murphy joins students at Bond Hill Academy in the classroom for the first day of school.
By: Zack Carreon
The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services says as of Aug. 15, it's received 113 applications for a variety of medical cannabis business licenses since it opened its application portal in July. While the Cabinet says it's received "significant interest" across the Commonwealth, so far it's only received two applications for medical cannabis dispensaries in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties.
University of Cincinnati students move furniture down Calhoun St. on UC's move-in day
Sign on Jefferson Ave. near the University of Cincinnati asks drivers to slow down.
The Cincinnati Educational Justice Coalition, a local public education advocacy group, is hosting a series of community listening sessions over the next few months to gather input from Cincinnati Public School families about what the district should prioritize in the future.
Less than two weeks after the start of the school year, principals at several schools in the Cincinnati Public School District say the administration's plan to reorganize a handful of schools and move some students to different buildings has gone well so far.
Gov. DeWine poses with representatives from employers that have joined the Ohio Recover Friendly Workplace program at the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library.
The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education discussed a new policy Monday night that would establish rules on how students and staff can use artificial intelligence in the classroom.
The Ohio Department of Education released the state's 2024 School Report Cards Friday. The scores rate school districts on a scale from one to five stars based on their performance during the 2023-2024 school year.
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