
I'm a reporter on The Cincinnati Enquirer's Breaking team, covering the news of the day across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Born and raised in Connecticut, I moved down South to study economics and philosophy at Clemson University. I found my start in journalism at the campus newspaper, The Tiger, where I served as editor-in-chief for two years.
My work at The Tiger led me to be named the Collegiate Journalist of the Year by the South Carolina Press Association. After graduation, I reported for The Post and Courier in Greenville, writing breaking news, politics and enterprise.

While I was editor-in-chief of The Tiger, I rebuilt the organization from the ground up by implementing a new training program, operations model and start-to-finish workflow that continues to bring success. Under my leadership, the newspaper was awarded the best college newspaper in South Carolina for the first time in eight years.
Similarly, in over a year at The Post and Courier, I stepped beyond my job description. I developed a public records templating and tracking tool used by reporters across the state, launched an elections results interactive viewer for the 2024 statewide primary, among other projects. My own curiosity fuels me to tell new stories and take new approaches.
Long-term enterprise
Nov. 30, 2025
After Cincinnati police launched an innovative drone program, I was curious how the drones were being used. When I saw that the department was publishing its flight paths through an online dashboard, I dove into the data to learn more.

Long-term enterprise
Sept. 29, 2024
This project was the culmination of a monthslong investigation into college hazing in South Carolina. It tells the story through the lens of Tucker Hipps, a 19-year-old Clemson student who died during an early morning fraternity run in 2014.

Breaking news coverage
Sept. 20, 2024
I was one of three media witnesses inside the death chamber as South Carolina put Freddie Owens to death. My report reflects what I saw, the research I did ahead of the execution and the conversations I had with lawyers, the families of the victims and others.

Short-term enterprise
July 10, 2024
Call it like the TV show Suits but without the corporate grandeur. And replace NYC with Upstate SC. A local man was charged with impersonating a lawyer after taking on real cases, with real defendants. After several interviews and digs through records, I broke the story nobody else had.

Quarterly Awards, April 2024
The Post and Courier
Collegiate Contest, 2023
South Carolina Press Association
Collegiate Contest, 2023, The Tiger
South Carolina Press Association
Collegiate Contest, 2023
South Carolina Press Association
Collegiate Contest, 2023
South Carolina Press Association
Collegiate Contest, 2022
South Carolina Press Association