About Us

SHO#Dnipro is a city media outlet covering what matters in Dnipro and the Dnipropetrovsk region. We explain what happened, why it matters and what may come next for the city, local communities and the people who live here.

Who we are

We work as a local online publication for readers in Dnipro and the region. Our focus includes public safety, city life, decisions by local authorities, infrastructure, business, education, culture, sport, social issues and human stories.

Our slogan is “What happened. What matters. What comes next.” It describes our editorial approach: we do not only report a fact, but also provide concise context and explain the practical meaning of an event.

Our mission

Our mission is to give readers accurate, clear and useful information about Dnipro and the region. We want the news to help people navigate events, make everyday decisions and understand how changes in the city and region affect their lives.

What we publish

• Breaking and daily news — short reports on important events from verified sources.
• Explainers — stories that answer “what does this mean?” and “what may happen next?”.
• Useful local information — transport changes, outages, services, safety alerts and decisions by local authorities.
• Human stories — stories about residents, communities, volunteers, entrepreneurs, educators, healthcare workers and cultural initiatives.

How we work

• We verify facts. We publish information after checking official announcements, primary sources, documents or direct comments.
• We separate facts from opinion. News is written in a neutral tone; opinion, comment and advertising must be clearly labelled.
• We correct mistakes. If a story contains an inaccuracy, we correct it and, when the change is significant, explain it to readers.
• We show our sources. Where possible, we link to official pages, documents, statements or other open sources.

Who this site is for

This site is for residents of Dnipro and the Dnipropetrovsk region, displaced people, entrepreneurs, active citizens and everyone who needs to quickly understand what matters in the region without unnecessary noise.

Contact the newsroom

If you noticed an error, have a story idea or want to share information with the newsroom, please use our contact page or feedback form.