Regional News

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Priness Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, is in Dayton Monday and will be appearing in Cincinnati Tuesday, furthering Diana's charitable causes.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Be prepared if your son or daughter comes home from school and asks for an apple or some celery sticks for a snack rather than candy. 25 schools across northern Kentucky are participating ina helath challenge designed to get kids excited about eating fruits and vegetables.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – St. Patrick's Day is still a couple of weeks away, but you can start celebrating now. The traditional Irish music group, The Chieftans, is coming to the Aronoff Center Saturday for a one-night only performance.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Eight people are charged with identity theft after FBI officials say they used a county website to steal people's personal information.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Multiple Grammy Award winners, the Blind Boys of Alabama, are performing this weekend with the Cincinnati Pops with a combination of rhythm and blues, gospel, and foot stompin' rhythm, its music group members say will move your soul.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Too many Ohioans are not following directions in taking their prescription medications according to a two-year study commissioned by Glaxo-Smith Kline.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Multiple Grammy Award winners, the Blind Boys of Alabama, are performing this weekend with the Cincinnati Pops with a combination of rhythm and blues, gospel, and foot stompin' rhythm, its music group members say will move your soul.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – St. Patrick's Day is still a couple of weeks away, but you can start celebrating now. The traditional Irish music group, The Chieftans, is coming to the Aronoff Center Saturday for a one-night only performance.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Eight people are charged with identity theft after FBI officials say they used a county website to steal people's personal information.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – A new Kentucky education policy puts more restrictions on how state colleges and universities set tuition rates.