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Study says Kentucky is one of the worst US states for having a baby. Here's why
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Giving birth can be one of the most magical and special times in someone's life. But in some U.S. states, expecting mothers are more likely to encounter high childbirth costs, a shortage of obstetricians and gynecologists, and increased risks during delivery. To uncover the worst --...
In a year, Cleveland lost nearly as many police officers as Columbus and Cincinnati combined. Why?
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb repeatedly has said the exodus of officers from the police department is part of a national trend, but that explanation fails when the city is compared to other urban departments in Ohio. The city had nearly as many officers resign or retire...
Beechwood seniors score six touchdowns in win over Dixie Heights to push record to 3-0
Four seniors on the Beechwood football team who want their final season to be something special led the Tigers to a 41-20 win over Dixie Heights on Friday in Fort Mitchell. Senior wide receiver Luke Erdman scored three touchdowns on passes from senior quarterback Clay Hayden. One of their classmates, James Cusick, also caught a TD pass from Fryman and turned a punt attempt into a 51-yard scoring run. Senior running back Chase Flaherty did his part with a 28-yard touchdown run.
Here's what Kentucky law says about children's access to guns. Can parents be charged if kids cause harm?
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The father of a Georgia teen who police say killed four and injured nine others was arrested on Thursday. This arrest is raising questions about laws surrounding children's access to gun across the country. What does Kentucky law say?. There is no minimum age to own...
Cincinnati high school football Week 3 takeaways: Conference thrillers, huge performances
Another Friday night of high school football in Greater Cincinnati is in the books. On both sides of the river, multiple games came down to last-minute plays. Here are all the top storylines and stat lines from the third week of the 2024 season. Greater Miami Conference action takes an exciting turn ...
Professors worry about political interference in higher education, finds survey of Southern states
Professors in the South are increasingly worried about political interference in higher education, according to a new survey released by southern chapters of the American Association of University Professors. The survey, which included responses from nearly 3,000 faculty members, found that about 70% of respondents signaled dissatisfaction with the political atmosphere around higher education and […]
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