By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Health officials say there's a resurgence of bed bugs in America, and that they're still spreading.

By WNKU BusinessWise with Crystal Faulkner and Tom Cooney

Highland Heights, KY – Crystal and Tom talk with Sam Scoggins of Frost Brown Todd, LLC about strategies for making sure your property is valued properly, and also with Jeff Shoskin, Counsel with Frost Brown Todd, LLC. about Ohio's new smoking law and the increase in the minimum wage, on WNKU BusinessWise, broadcast on January 9, 2007.

By Steve Hirschberg/Forrest Griffen

Highland Heights, KY – Kenton County Judge Executive Ralph Drees is expected to publish on his website a list of the sites he considered for the new Kenton County Jail before deciding on the site near Independence. Visit www.kentoncounty.org for a message from Judge Drees and more Kenton County Jail Facts.

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Kentucky State Auditor Crit LuAllen has made it official, filing with the Secretary of State's office to run for a second term.

By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – After a couple of changes, a redistricting plan in Campbell County will move about 600 students to new schools. Last night the school board approved the proposal four-to-one.

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Emergency preparedness, especially for the disabled, elderly and their families, was the focus of a day-long summit in Frankfort.

By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – While it is unclear when or what the consequences will be, most scientists and researchers believe an influenza pandemic will occur.

By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Radon is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and is a widespread and fairly common household gas. It can be deadly, but it is easy and inexpensive to detect and eliminate in your home. Find out more at http://www.nkyhealth.org.

By Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher is coming to Northern Kentucky tomorrow to find out how you think a budget surplus should be spent.

By Steve Hirschberg/Forrest Griffen

Highland Heights, KY – The Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School was locked down today after a 16-year-old 9th grader, who brought two handguns to school, fired one of them.