Regional News

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher remains hospitalized for treatment and recovery from a blood clot suffered Thursday.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Stockholder votes on the Duke-Cinergy proposed merger will be announced Friday by both companies.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – The Fort Wright City Council has approved rezoning for a condominium complex near old Kentucky Route 17.

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher is back in the hospital, where he will be undergoing an emergency procedure to dissolve a blood clot Thursday afternoon.

By KPR-Tony McVeigh

Highland Heights, KY – Competing versions of mine safety legislation are moving through the Kentucky Senate and House.

By George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – March is Severe Storms Preparedness Month in Kentucky. Dan Maher of Boone County Emergency Management talks about being prepared for upcoming severe weather.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is among the first to offer Megneto-Encephalography, or MEG.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – The Vatican has permanently stripped a former Cincinnati Archdiocese priest of all his clerical functions and privileges.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – A Cincinnati volunteer organization is expanding its services to help members do more for the community.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – "The Whole World Is Rotten" exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center combines works from three continents to tell the story of Africans and their struggle for independence.