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7:13 am
Wed April 20, 2005

A new Biography on Nellie Taft

Highland Heights, KY – The wife of President William Howard TAft is often forgotten in history, but a new biography of Nellie Taft, who grew up in Cincinanti shows she did make a big difference while she was first lady. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik Talked with the author of NELLIE TAFT, THE UNCONVENTIONAL FIRST LADY OF THE RAGTIME ERA, Carl Sferrazza Anthony:

Local News
11:30 am
Mon April 18, 2005

(hearing cancelled)Priest Sexual abuse case back in court in Boone County

Burlington, KY – Both sides are still working with a mediator to try and work out a settlement between the Diocese of Covington and those in a class action about priest sexual abuse. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik talked with Kentucky Post Reporter, Paul Long about the case

(The hearing has now been cancelled)

Local News
8:41 am
Wed April 13, 2005

Alexander Hamilton: Author Ron Chernow

Highland Heights, KY – You see him frequently on the ten dollar bill, but there's a lot more to Alexander Hamilton than his work as treasurery secretary. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik talked with the author of the latest biography on Hamilton, Ron Chernow:

Local News
7:39 am
Tue April 5, 2005

Reds Open the season on a high note

Cincinnati, OH – On Opening day this year, expectations are high for the Cincinnati Reds. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik reports the manager, players and fans alike all seem to be eager this season:

Local News
6:38 am
Mon April 4, 2005

Bound for Canaan, the Underground Railroad

Highland Heights, KY – The stories of the Underground Railroad are told from many slaves perspectives in a new book by Fergus Bordewich. The author of BOUND FOR CANAAN, The Underground Railroad told WNKU's Maraynne Zeleznik it was the first grass roots political movement in history. He says that made his research difficult at times.

Local News
8:33 am
Mon March 28, 2005

Kentucky Legislature wraps up on a high note

Frankfort, KY – The 2005 Kentucky Legislative session is over and now leaders are assesing the factors that made it a success. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh has details:

Local News
7:21 am
Mon March 21, 2005

NKU considering Division I

Highland Heights, KY – As the NCAA basketball tournament continues later this week, it has more and more people wondering if Northern Kentucky Universeity might one day be a part of it. The university is studying the possibility of becoming a Division I school. Mark Shanley is the co-chair of a campus steering committee looking into the options. He talked with WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik:

Local News
9:23 am
Fri March 18, 2005

Cincinnati Congressman Changing Jobs

Cincinnati, OH – President Bush has tapped Cincinnati area Congressman Rob Portman to be United States Trade Representative. He'll be the administration's top salesman for free-trade agreements around the world. WNKU's Jay Hanselman talked with Xavier University Political Science Instructor Gene Beaupre about the announcement. He says Portman's decision surprised him...

Local News
10:55 am
Thu March 17, 2005

Saving on Prescription Drugs

Highland Heights, KY – The cost of prescription drugs seem to rise more and more each year. A new book talks about some things you still can do to save money. Rick Melcher is the co-author of SMART BUYS DRUG WISE. He told WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik you h ave to be your own consumer advocate:

Local News
7:05 am
Mon March 14, 2005

Budget Process now in Veto Phase in Frankfort

Frankfort, KY – The state budget in Kentucky has been the number one topic in Frankfort for the past several weeks. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony Mcveigh takes a look at the budget process and a lawsuit linked to past budget actions:

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