Nick Houser
Chief Content Director - Digital MediaNick Houser leads the digital media team and oversees all things digital, including wosu.org, columbusneighborhoods.org, digital content, the WOSU Public Media Mobile App, social media, enewsletters, podcasts and on-demand video.
Nick has extensive experience in the journalism, digital and communications fields. He came from Ohio State’s Fisher College of Business where he served as web content manager and before that he was the college’s public relations coordinator.
Prior to joining Ohio State, he was an Associated Press Society of Ohio award-winning journalist at the Xenia Daily Gazette, The Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria and the Delaware Gazette. Nick holds a Bachelor Degree in Journalism from The Ohio State University.
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SportsOhio State quarterback C.J. Stroud will not start Saturday's game against Akron due to a shoulder injury and would only be used in an "emergency situation," head coach Ryan Day said. -
Some performing arts groups in Columbus will require all patrons, staff and volunteers must either show proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine or provide a negative test to attend indoor events and performances starting October 8.
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The Ohio Redistricting Commission has approved new state House and Senate maps that are likely to guarantee a Republican supermajority for the next four years.
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While the team was suffering a heavy blow from an elite Florida team Sunday, ESPN commentators raised questions about the authenticity of the football team for Columbus online school Bishop Sycamore.
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Ohio State will require masks to be worn indoors regardless of vaccination status effective immediately.
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A massage therapist allegedly solicited Ohio State football players and engaged in sex with some of the players after offering them massages through social media.
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Columbus Police have charged nine people in connection with last month's Chitt Fest destruction that resulted in numerous fires and flipped cars.
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City officials will interview its first group of nine candidates who have applied to be the next Columbus Police Chief. The group does not include anyone with ties to the Columbus police.
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Ohio will lose a seat in Congress according to data from the 2020 U.S. Census released on Monday. Other states that also lost congressional seats include California, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
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The nominating committee tasked with picking replacements for two retiring Columbus City Council members has submitted one new name for the May 4 primary ballot and endorsed another candidate.
