Dan Monk

Investigative Reporter WCPO 9 News

cincinnati, ohio, united states

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I've had the privilege of learning about my hometown through 40 years of local journalism, starting in radio then moving to print with the Cincinnati Business Courier and into television with E.W. Scripps Co. This gave me a chance to interview more than 20 CEOs of Fortune 1000 companies and weigh in on some of the most important issues facing our region, including riverfront development, economic inclusion, transportation needs and government corruption. Cincinnati may not be a perfect town but it's never boring and will always rise to a challenge.

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Major upgrades planned following turmoil at Kirby Apartments in Mount Airy

CINCINNATI — The first apartment property sold out of the Vision & Beyond foreclosure case will undergo several million dollars in renovations with no rent hikes for existing tenants in the first year, according to the new owner. “Our plan would be to... See more

wcpo.com•Dan Monk•Dec 22, 2025

Sparks fly in OTR, developer asks Duke to reinvest

CINCINNATI — Matt Jacob thought somebody was setting off fireworks near his home in north Over-the-Rhine this week. It turned out to be the power lines, giving off sparks during sub-zero temperatures on Dec. 14 and 15. “It was like someone just had a Roma... See more

wcpo.com•Dan Monk•Dec 18, 2025

Critics take aim at Kroger's new delivery strategy

CINCINNATI — It’s a strategy shift that founder Barney Kroger never could have imagined: The Kroger Co. wants to make its grocery delivery business profitable by rejecting robots and embracing artificial intelligence. In a series of moves since March 2024... See more

wcpo.com•Dan Monk•Dec 9, 2025

Local transit union members accuse leadership of 'severe financial misconduct'

CINCINNATI — Two leaders of a union representing Cincinnati Metro employees were accused of “severe financial misconduct and ethical violations” in an October complaint from “concerned members” of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 627. The two-page “for... See more

wcpo.com•Dan Monk•Nov 25, 2025

Kroger ending remote-work arrangements for local office employees

“As we’ve sought to simplify our ways of working and strengthen our support for our store teams, we see that in-person collaboration helps us move faster, problem solve more quickly, and better align on our priorities,” said Tim Massa, a Kroger executive ... See more

journal-news.com•Dan Monk•Nov 22, 2025

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Major upgrades planned following turmoil at Kirby Apartments in Mount Airy

Sparks fly in OTR, developer asks Duke to reinvest

Critics take aim at Kroger's new delivery strategy

Local transit union members accuse leadership of 'severe financial misconduct'

Kroger ending remote-work arrangements for local office employees

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Major upgrades planned following turmoil at Kirby Apartments in Mount Airy

Sparks fly in OTR, developer asks Duke to reinvest

Critics take aim at Kroger's new delivery strategy

Local transit union members accuse leadership of 'severe financial misconduct'

Kroger ending remote-work arrangements for local office employees