Regional News

By Sara Wittmeyer/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – E-scan voting machines will be used next week for the St. Bernard-Elmwood Place School District election. E-scan machines will be on display this week: St. Bernard City Hall, Jan. 30 10am-1pm; United Dairy Farmers in Elmwood Place Jan. 31 9am-5pm; IGA in St. Bernard Feb. 1 Noon-6pm; US Bank in Elmwood Place Feb. 2 9am-5pm; and St. Bernard City Hall Feb. 3 1pm-5pm.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Campbell County residents will soon have to pay more for their landlines.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – A group of NKU students are bringing music to disadvantaged and at-risk children. Together with professional musicians, they will host a music event FRiday to benefit the Campbell Lodge Boys Home.

By Steve Hirschberg/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Comair mechanics have agreed to a five year contract with concessions to help the regional airline restructure.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is fighting a bill to raise the state's minimum wage. WNKU looks at both sides of the issue.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – DOCTORS SAY THE RISING COST OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IS FORCING SOME PEOPLE TO ADOPT RISKY BEHAVIORS.

By Sara Wittmeyer/George Zahn

Highland Heights, KY – Despite the unemployment rate in Kentucky being slightly up, officials say more people are finding jobs.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Local health officials are encouraging businesses to adopt tougher smoking policies. The Hamilton County Health District is offering grants to employers who establish restrictions on tobacco use.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Cincinnati's magnet school choice fair is Thursday at the Cintas Center from 4-7pm.

By Story by Sara Wittmeyer

Highland Heights, KY – Straight from Broadway, "Golda's Balcony" is beginning a two-week run at the Aronoff Center. At Monday night's premiere, it received a standing ovation. WNKU's Sara Wittmeyer spoke with star Valerie Harper.