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Senior Associate Reporter
513-581-6538
Michael D. Pitman has been a reporter in southwest Ohio since 1999. He's covered local governments in Warren and Butler counties, as well as state and national issues. He primarily covers the city of Hamilton. Michael is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists and has won multiple Ohio Associated Press awards for his reporting. He was also the 2017 Distinguished Communicator of the Year by the Salesian Guild of Catholic Communicators of Greater Cincinnati. Michael was born and raised in the Cincinnati suburb of Wyoming and is a Wyoming High School grad. He earned a B.A. from the College of Mount St. Joseph (now Mount St. Joseph University) and an M.Ed. in Sport Administration from Xavier University. He lives in Cincinnati with his wife and two children.
Latest from Michael D. Pitman
MacKenzie River Pub & Grill at Bridgewater Falls will close on Saturday after six years at the Fairfield Twp. shopping...
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Hamilton councilman Michael Ryan is seeking a higher office in 2026. Bypassing a re-election bid for a third term on...
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Greg Womack is one of the veterans who places flags at the gravesites of his fallen brethren ahead of Memorial Day.
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Jessica Rivera’s voice is her livelihood. And though not everyone is a classically trained award-winning opera singer...
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Hamilton city staff will ask City Council to allow it to seek millions of dollars in federal funds for parts of the...
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A Hamilton man was arrested last week after police said he claimed he would drive his truck into two local bars and...
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A lot of the canned Molson Coors water in disaster areas across the country was likely produced in Trenton, using water...
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Hamilton is an art-forward city, and that‘s a big reason why the Ohio Arts Professionals Network chose the city for its...
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Four peace officers who died in recent years, including a Butler County corrections officer, were honored Thursday.
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The MidPointe Library system levy passed Tuesday with a nearly two-to-one vote, garnering 64.7% of the vote.
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