Justin Hicks

Data Reporter (Ohio Valley Resource, WFPL, KYCIR)

south bend, indiana, united states

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Justin Hicks is a statewide workforce development reporter for Indiana's NPR affiliate stations.

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Lawmakers weigh a restructure for Kentucky's embattled rural internet project

Kentucky lawmakers on a state government committee advanced a bill this week that would drastically change the state's agency charged with providing internet access via a project named KentuckyWired. The Kentucky Communications Network Authority was creat... See more

wkms.org•Justin Hicks•Feb 1, 2026

Coal industry revival sparks concern over black lung disease

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Over the past year, President Trump has championed coal mines. He signed an executive order to, quote, "reinvigorate America's beautiful, clean coal industry." The order aims to increase production, and it'll do that by cutting wh... See more

nhpr.org•Justin Hicks•Jan 2, 2026

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Masters, Journalism at New York UniversityGraduated: 2019

Bachelors, Music, Teacher Education at Appalachian State UniversityGraduated: 2012

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