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Doug Swift, The Reporting Project at Denison University
Doug Swift, The Reporting Project at Denison University
Becca Costello, WVXU
Becca Costello, WVXU
Becca Costello is a local government reporter for WVXU in Cincinnati.
Kathryn Mobley, WYSO Public Radio
Kathryn Mobley, WYSO Public Radio
Kathryn Mobley is an Education and Politics Reporter at Ohio Newsroom member station WYSO in Dayton.
Kabir Bhatia, Ideastream Public Media
Kabir Bhatia, Ideastream Public Media
Kabir Bhatia is a senior reporter for Ideastream Public Media's arts & culture team.
Ygal Kaufman
Ygal Kaufman
Ygal is a multimedia journalist for Ideastream who creates content for web, radio and TV.
Tana Weingartner, WVXU
Tana Weingartner, WVXU
Jeanette Beebe
Jeanette Beebe
Jeanette Beebe is a freelance reporter for The Ohio Newsroom.
Anna Huntsman
Anna Huntsman
Anna Huntsman covers Akron and Canton for Ideastream Public Media.
Allie Vugrincic, WOSU Public Media
Allie Vugrincic, WOSU Public Media
Allie Vugrincic is a reporter for 89.7 NPR News.
James Bruggers, Inside Climate News
James Bruggers, Inside Climate News
James Bruggers covers the U.S. Southeast, part of Inside Climate News’ National Environment Reporting Network. He previously covered energy and the environment for Louisville’s Courier Journal, where he worked as a correspondent for USA Today and was a member of the USA Today Network environment team. Before moving to Kentucky in 1999, Bruggers worked as a journalist in Montana, Alaska, Washington and California. Bruggers’ work has won numerous recognitions, including best beat reporting, Society of Environmental Journalists, and the National Press Foundation’s Thomas Stokes Award for energy reporting. He served on the board of directors of the SEJ for 13 years, including two years as president. He lives in Louisville with his wife, Christine Bruggers.
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