Dan Monk
WCPO
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Past articles by Dan:
I-Team: Here's how much the suburbs lost due to remote work
An I-Team analysis shows how local suburbs lost income from 'meals, entertainment and shopping near work' between 2019 and 2022. → Read More
Middletown airport settlement hasn't resolved lawsuits; talks continue
Four months after authorizing a $1.4 million settlement, Middletown is still negotiating with airport tenant John Hart. → Read More
Fairfield company is able to attract, retain employees by helping unbanked workers
The FDIC says 5.9 million U.S. households had no bank accounts in 2021. M. Bohlke Veneer is reducing that number one job at a time. → Read More
Ohio debuts as $1.1B sports betting market
Ohio released January revenue results for 16 online and 14 retail sports books. FanDuel and DraftKings led the way. → Read More
Scripps cutting 300 jobs, joining list of companies to have layoffs
E.W. Scripps Co. will eliminate 300 jobs in the next 12 months as part of a national restructuring aimed at reducing annual expenses by $40 million. → Read More
Social media star and Ohio native Jake Paul could change sports betting forever, introducing younger audiences
Ohio banned targeting young people with sports betting ads but didn't define targeting. Critics say boxer Jake Paul is living in that gray area with media strategy for Betr. → Read More
Judge rejects Kroger Co. request to end wrongful death lawsuit over suicide of Milford employee
Kroger argued it could not have foreseen the suicide of Evan Seyfried, who was allegedly harassed by his bosses in Milford. A Hamilton County judge says it's too early to make that call. → Read More
Payroll problems part of 'technology transformation' at the Kroger Co.
Kroger hasn't explained what caused payroll mistakes that led to four lawsuits since November. One expert points to merger of 15 'legacy applications.' → Read More
Taxpayers, students, a storied contractor: School construction default in St. Bernard leaves trail of victims
The contractor was one of Cincy's oldest and largest minority-owned construction companies. It helped build Paycor Stadium and Hard Rock Casino. It chose to go out of business rather than finish. → Read More
Ohio has more betting activity than Pennsylvania, home of the Super Bowl runner-up Philadelphia Eagles
Ohio didn't send a team to the Super Bowl. But that didn't keep bettors from making connections with online sports books. → Read More
'It’s like business gentrification': FC Cincinnati closing in on key land deal for West End development
Ahmed Hmoud, owner of Liberty Used Tires LLC, said he was told to move his business by Feb. 28 as a condition of FC Cincinnati’s purchase of the building. → Read More
Fired union activist at CVG claims Amazon retaliated against him; Amazon denies unfair labor practice
Union organizers at Amazon's Northern Kentucky air hub are rallying around Edward Clarke, fired last month after leaving his laptop visible to others. → Read More
Legal Aid files to join city lawsuit against VineBrook Homes
One week after the city of Cincinnati sued VineBrook Homes over its business practices, tenants are asking to join the fight. → Read More
Kroger facing four class-action lawsuits over payroll mistakes
As the Kroger Co. pursues the largest acquisition in its history, thousands of employees ask why the company can't get their paychecks right. → Read More
GE Aerospace confirms it will make Cincinnati its corporate headquarters
It’s not clear how many new jobs will result from Friday's announcement, as GE Aviation is already based in the region. → Read More
After first sales dip in five years, is P&G ready for recession?
Before the 2008 recession, Procter & Gamble was known as a recession-proof stock. This year, it could reclaim that title. → Read More
New look for Artisan Village at former Tri-County Mall in Springdale
A new site plan shows major changes for the $1 billion quest to convert the former Tri-County Mall into an amenity-rich apartment community. → Read More
Madison House residents say they lost millions due to water damage controversy
Seven Madison House condo owners sued to remove the building's management in November, citing safety concerns. In December, 137 owners asked a Hamilton County court to end the controversy. → Read More
Proposed Ohio fines against sportsbook operators now exceed $1 million
The Ohio Casino Control Commission has issued notices of violation against four sportsbook operators since Dec. 9, faulting their marketing and promotional practices. → Read More
Is Ohio's approach to sports gambling a 'slippery slope' to creating addicts?
With bets by phone and few restrictions on in-play wagers, Ohio might be creating new gambling addicts, experts say. → Read More