By Steve Hirschberg/Forrest Griffen

Highland Heights, KY – The summer program at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will include gallery workshops and story-telling, and will run from June 19 to August 10.

By Steve Hirschberg/Forrest Griffen

Highland Heights, KY – The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests is concerned about a report by the Cincinnati Archdiocese regarding a suspended Dallas priest who performed home masses in Cincinnati, and may still be living in the area.

By WNKU Simply Money with Nathan Bachrach and Ed Finke

WNKU Simply Money 5-17-07

Highland Heights, KY – It has been three years since Nathan and Ed made a fictional purchase of shares from the 36 real companies in the fictional 'Greased Palm Index', and they mark the occasion by offering a prize to the listener who can guess the GPI's performance against established market barometers, and the answer may not surprise you, on WNKU Simply Money, broadcast on May 17, 2007.

By Steve Hirschberg/Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – This Saturday, the Cincinnati Art Museum will open to the public its renovated Asian Art Galleries.

By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Hearing loss by noise exposure is the most preventable type. If you haven't had your hearing checked since you were in school, now might be a good time.

By WNKU Real Life Real Estate Investing with Vena Jones-Cox

WNKU Real Life Real Estate Investing 5-16-07

Highland Heights, KY – Vena talks with Jerry Fink, of CJ Phoenix, LLC. and the President of Cincinnati REIA, about renovating real estate properties for different situations, and answer listeners' questions, on WNKU Real Life Real Estate Investing, broadcast on May 16, 2007.

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Two of Kentucky's top law enforcement agencies are joining forces to launch a joint campaign aimed at making the state's highways and waterways safer this summer.

By Steve Hirschberg/Forrest Griffen

Highland Heights, KY – As Memorial Day approaches, Cincinnati Police and other area officers are remembering their comrades in a ceremony downtown today.

By WNKU BusinessWise with Crystal Faulkner and Tom Cooney

WNKU BusinessWise 5-15-07

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Kentucky Republican gubernatorial hopeful Billy Harper is unleashing a new television ad that takes his two opponents to task for their attacks on each other.