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Justin Boggs

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Justin Boggs

Justin Boggs

Writer

Justin covers anything from politics to sports and entertainment. He rejoins Scripps following his time as a senior digital producer for Spectrum News 1 Ohio. He previously was a reporter for the Dayton Daily News. Before that, he was a freelance sportswriter, covering the NHL, PGA Tour, college football and college hockey. He graduated with a degree in political science from Wright State University. There, he was a staff writer and editor for the student paper The Guardian. In addition to writing and covering news, he is an avid runner in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio.

Recent Work
$1 bills with the signatures of U.S. Treasurer Jovita Carranza and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are cut

Americans living paycheck to paycheck unchanged from a year ago

A portion of the Blue Ridge Parkway with cars ahead.

Part of Blue Ridge Parkway closes; humans got too close to young bear

Signs for and against a proposed constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights in Ohio.

Ohio could become latest state to legalize abortion, marijuana

An exit sign is shown at a McDonald's restaurant in Pittsburgh

Restaurants weigh price increases after California raises minimum wage

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell

Federal Reserve decides not to increase interest rates

A Walmart bakery and produce section in a redesigned store.

Walmart to reopen over 100 modernized redesigned locations

MOHELA's website

Government punishes MOHELA for mishandling resumption of student loans

Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo dunks during the second half of an NBA basketball game.

Can the NBA spice up the regular season with in-season tournament?

Warriors star Stephen Curry, right, on the bench with Gary Payton II.

Analyst says new NBA rule puts more emphasis on regular season

A Palestinian boy stands amid the destruction after an Israeli strike in Rafah, Gaza Strip.

UNICEF director: Gaza on the verge of a 'catastrophe'

A teal pumpkin full of small toys and a pencil.

What are the Teal, Blue Pumpkin Projects?

Dave Ratliff, a United Auto Workers member, walks the picket line during a strike at a Stellantis plant.

Stellantis says UAW strike cost over $3 billion

Interior photo of restaurant.

Georgia restaurant issues surcharges for 'parents unable to parent'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., talks with Iowa state Rep. John Forbes at his pharmacy.

Senators want insurers to cover over-the-counter birth control

Recalled apple cinnamon puree pouch.

FDA says fruit puree pouches caused multiple cases of lead toxicity

Registered pharmacist Sapana Patel holds a bottle of Monkeypox vaccine at a Pop-Up Monkeypox vaccination site .

CDC panel recommending 2 million Americans get mpox vaccine

RSV staff

Drugmaker seeks approval for RSV vaccine for 50-59 year olds

McDonald's McFlurry on dashboard.

McDonald's says it's eliminating iconic McFlurry spoons

The moon rises past tree branches during a lunar eclipse.

This weekend's lunar eclipse coincides with Hunter's Moon

Cosco Jump, Spin & Play Activity Centers.

Children's activity centers sold at Walmart recalled after 38 injuries

H&R Block signs are displayed in Jackson, Miss.

Tax companies questioned for allegedly divulging personal info

A sign advises residents to stay home.

As mass shootings rise nationally, Maine had been an exception

A sign marks an entrance to a Moderna building in Cambridge, Mass.

Moderna's joint flu/COVID-19 vaccine undergoing widespread testing

A tassel with 2023 on it rests on a graduation cap as students walk in a procession.

305,000 student loan borrowers incorrectly billed as payments resume

Medical workers and supporters carry signs and march as they protest outside of a Kaiser Permanente facility.

More health care workers burned out, facing harassment, data shows

Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., speaks after he was chosen as the Republicans latest nominee for House speaker.

Who is new House Speaker Mike Johnson?

Badges labeled as "Virus buster" that claimed to stop 99.9% of germs within a 3-foot radius.

Feds take action against makers of 'invisible mask' to prevent COVID

A person wears Beats headphones while they wait for a flight to take off.

Personal devices, loud environments causing children to lose hearing

Haleakala observatory in Hawaii.

How did part of the moon become a near-Earth asteroid?

A sign telling customers that they can get a flu vaccine.

Could you soon give yourself or your child a flu vaccine?