By Cheri Lawson

Highland Heights, KY – Even though Sam Crowley was making six figures with all the perks he only had time for his family on Saturdays. After leaving his job and going through bankruptcy he founded everydayissaturday.com. Crowley says it's the fastest growing personal development company in the world. WNKU's Cheri Lawson talked with the Cincinnatian who says he was living the American dream but was miserable.

By Steve Hirschberg

Highland Heights, Kentucky – The City of Cincinnati is going all out to clear the streets of snow. That's the word from Mayor Mark Mallory and City Manager Milton Dohoney. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

By Matt Kelley

By WNKU Earth Calendar with Kathy Costello

WNKU Earth Calendar 2-8-10

Highland Heights, KY – WNKU Earth Calendar for the week of February 8, 2010.

By WNKU BusinessWise with Crystal Faulkner and Tom Cooney

WNKU BusinessWise 2-1-10

Highland Heights, KY – BusinessWise for the week of February 1, 2010 with Mark Wert, assistant business editor at the Cincinnati Enquirer; Paul Allaer, a partner in Thompson Hine's Corporate Transactions & Securities and International Practice groups; Mackey McNeill, founder & president of Mackey Advisors; and Bob Parsanko, founder of The Center for Executive Transitions.

By Matt Kelley

" Highland Heights, Ky." – Have you ever wondered if those things that go bump in the night are really ghosts? Or, are you one of those people who believe that everything has a logical explanation? NKU student Michael Hon had an experience that led him to go to work as an investigator for Tri-State Paranormal. Hon told WNKU's Matt Kelley about the events that led him to become a real life ghost-buster

By Matt Kelley

" Highland Heights, Ky." – Matt Kelley talked to a nutritionist who's in favor of the Food Bill in the Kentucky legislature that would require chain restaurants with more than twenty locations to provide nutritional information on their menus. He asked the president and CEO of the Kentucky Restaurant Association why they're opposing the bill

By Matt Kelley

:" Highland Heights, Ky." – The Health and Welfare Committee of the Kentucky legislature is considering a bill that would require chain restaurants with more than twenty locations to include calorie information on their menus. The Partnership for a Fit Kentucky supports the bill.WNKU's Matt Kelley asked spokesperson-nutritionist Anita Courtney if people actually use calorie information at the drive-thru

By Craig Kopp

Highland Heights, KY – Singer-songwriter Jason Wilber is in our area this weekend, playing at the Leapin' Lizard in Covington with Javier Mendoza on Saturday, Feb. 6. We talked with Jason by phone from his home in Bloomington, Indiana, where he has his own weekly radio show. And just like us, he interviews musicians...

By Craig Kopp

Highland Heights, KY – A festival of short films called "Lunafest" is set for Cincinnati on Feb 9 and 10... promoted by a group that aims to give you a chance to see films big cities like New York and LA see all the time.