Regional News

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Four issues on Tuesday's ballot could significantly change the way elections are conducted in Ohio. Issues Two through Five focus on election reform and campaign finance.

By Commentary by Jeffrey Williams

Highland Heights, KY – Some Northern Kentuckians have been celebrating the latest sign of the area's economic vitality with the opening last weekend of the Crestview Hills Town Center where I-275, Dixie Highway, and Turkeyfoot Road intersect in Kenton County. But commentator Jeffrey Williams isn't so enthusiastic. Jeffrey Williams is chair of the History and geography DEpartment at Northern Kentucky University.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – You've probably seen his campaign signs or heard his commercials. David Pepper is spreading the word about his plans for Cincinnati. WNKU's Sara Wittmeyer provides this profile in our continuing series.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – With the election just days away, Councilmember David Pepper and State Senator Mark Mallory are working overtime to get your vote. WNKU's Sara Wittmeyer followed both candidates on the campaign trail. This is Senator Mark Mallory's plan for Cincinnati.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – When you go to the polls in Ohio Tuesday, you'll be voting on five proposed Constitutional amendments. State Issue One would fund road and bridge construction and support research and development. Here are the arguments for and against the 2 billion dollar proposal.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – It's been getting rave reviews and standing ovations. "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is on at Playhouse in the Park. Even if you've seen the movie or past productions, the cast promises you'll be surprised.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – A group of Irish singers that has held the top spot on the world music charts for more than six months is coming to Cincinnati. The self-titled group "Celtic Woman" is performing October 28 at the Aronoff Center.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Northern Kentucky is turning into a retail mecca. With three multi-million dollar projects in the works, the question becomes: can an area once sorely underdevloped support so much growth?

By Commentary by Jeffrey Williams

Highland Heights, KY – After the record warmth of September, October finally has brought cooler temperatures. Commentator Jeffrey Williams is ready for the seasonal change. Jeffrey Williams is chair of the History and Geography Department at Northern Kentucky University.

By Commentary by Martin Giesbrecht

Highland Heights, KY – America's Federal Reserve banking system has been known to be secretive in its deliberations. Martin Giesbrecht considers the Federal Reserve as our most important "economic nudger." Martin Giesbrecht is Professor Emeritus in Econom,ics at Northern Kentucky University.