Cincinnati, OH – Cincinnati Council could decide by the end of next month if voters will get to consider a plan to change the city's form of government once again. WNKU's Jay Hanselman has more:
Highland Heights, KY – We continue to hear reports about the problems with Americans health today from obesity to heart disease and stroke. A new book points out some alternative ways to treat these and other problems. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik talked with the author of balanced healing, Dr. Larry Altshuler:
Frankfort, KY – Kentucky legislators still have no state budget and it appears possible there could be a repeat of 2002 when they failed to pass a budget before the general assembly session ended. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh looks at how budget talks unfolded yesterday:
Cincinnati, OH – Sentencing is the next step for former Northern Kentucky homebuilder, Bill Erpenbeck. He and his father, Tony each pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy charge to tamper with an official proceeding. Kentucky Post Reporter, Bob Driehaus was in the court room and talked with WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik:
Frankfort, KY – The Kentucky House and Senate late last night failed to reach agreement on a state budget. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh reports negotiators will try to find common ground during the two week gubernatorial veto recess:
Cincinnati, OH – Former Northern Kentucky homebuilder, Bill Erpenbeck and his father Tony, on Monday will plead guilty to charges involving intimidating a witness. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik talked with Kentucky Post reporter Bob Driehaus who's been following the case:
Frankfort, KY – The Kentucky General Assembly session is nearly over. But as budget discussions continue, lawmakers still have lots to do. Kentucky Post Frankfort Bureau Chief Amanda York told WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik, Northern Kentucky is still waiting to find out what the outcome from this session will mean for the region.
Cincinnati, OH – The Cincinnati Zoo is getting ready for another special delivery this summer. Emi, a 14-year-old Sumatran Rhino, is expecting her second baby in less than three years. Zoo officials say another birth is important to try and help preserve the critically endangered species. WNKU's Jay Hanselman has more.
You can track Emi's progress with the Rhino cam at www.cincinnatizoo.org.
Cincinnati, OH – During the past four years, Kathy Y. Wilson has been writing her column, YOUR NEGRO TOUR GUIDE, for Citybeat. Now those columns are compiled in a book. WNKU's Maryanne Zeleznik talked with Wilson about where the name YOUR NEGRO TOUR GUIDE came from:
Cincinnati, OH – Former Reds owner Marge Schott died at a Cincinnati Hospital at the age of 75. WNKU's Jay Hanselman talks with Cincinnati Post reporter Lonnie Wheeler about how she'll be remembered:
