Covington school officials had said that a 13-year-old with cerebral palsy wouldn't be allowed to receive an H1N1 vaccination at Holmes High School because he didn't go to school there. That was before the boy's grandmother protested.

Homeland Security officials reversed course Friday and announced that federal money may be used to cover millions of dollars in maintenance costs for equipment meant to help Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky respond to a terrorist attack.

A man passed out in a prisoner-holding area of the Butler County courthouse Friday as he prepared to face charges that he helped his daughter set fire to a car.

COVINGTON - Police continued making arrests Friday in largest roundup of drug traffickers in the city's history.

HAMILTON - Lawyers for former state lawmaker Michael A. Fox have asked to have his trial on corruption charges delayed until June.

The renovation and expansion has been spearheaded by Julie Kantor, a Montgomery resident who met the Ingles a few years ago, learned of their compassion for orphans, and saw that they had outgrown their home.

A four-vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer has been reported on U.S. 41 near Freeland Hollow Road just north of West Union.

Cincinnati's Findlay Market continues trying to become the region's center for locally grown food, now with help from a federal grant to recruit growers and develop a wholesale produce auction.

Ryan Widmer's foreclosed home is scheduled for sale at a sheriff's auction on Jan. 11.

Guess what the weather bureau is predicting for the upcoming holiday? With a cold snap coming, we may be enjoying our turkey and stuffing with ... yes, you guessed it!

The Kentucky Department of Homeland Security will spend almost $200,000 on security cameras and equipment in Covington, but won't say where.

Ohio's charter schools and magnet schools get a head start on public schools, a new study asserts, because they attract kindergartners who score higher on readiness tests than theirs peers at regular public schools.

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will present its top priorities for the 2010 Kentucky General Assembly Tuesday night.

A schedule has been released by the Northern Kentucky Health Department for swine flu vaccination clinics in schools.

Kathy and Billy Starnes' roof has held up for the last year after being damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ike, but it was slowly deteriorating and with another winter fast-approaching and no repairs done yet, they weren't sure how

The Cincinnati VA Medical Center's Mobile Health Unit will be in Fairfield 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday. It will be parked near the Golden Corral Restaurant in the Cornerstone Plaza at the intersection of Ohio 4 and Magie Avenue.

On Friday, 39-year-old Ron Keith felt decades older, at least for a few minutes.

Even though Thanksgiving is less than a week away, Bernie's Place, the only homeless shelter for single adults in Warren County, isn't looking for fixings for its holiday dinner.

Major social service agencies are not the only ones hurting for donations as the region heads into the holiday season.

The Mulberry Golf Club, which opened in October, already has a claim to fame. The Clermont County course likely is the smallest and quickest-playing in Greater Cincinnati, proprietor Tom Haines said.