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Children's said as soon as the FDA granted Pfizer permission to extend the trial to kids in the 12-15 year old age group, the hospital began began enrolling teens for the testing phase.

Event helped homeless children buy gifts for their parents

Organizers preview the annual Black History Month Health Fair on February 1.

Corrie Beckett had a strange feeling when her son started getting separation anxiety as she left for work. So she got a nanny camera, and she said what she saw confirmed her fears: her 10-month-old son crying on the ground, with the babysitter sitting on the infant and telling him to "shut up." The babysitter's actions are now under review by Butler County prosecutors. Beckett said she felt "anger, sadness, guilt" upon seeing the video of her son, Owen, with the babysitter she'd hired about two months earlier and had known for a few years. "As mad as I was at what she was doing, I was also mad at myself for handing my son to her and had no idea of what was going on," she said.

The Avondale Town Center includes market-rate housing, low-income housing and retail.

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A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for Wednesday night into early Thursday morning due to the possibility of osnow and ice.

Local WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday

After details about the deadly terrorist attack on United States military personnel in Kabul, Afghanistan Thursday morning started being reported, locally elected officials share their sympathy and anger.

The Northern Kentucky Health Department confirmed Thursday a nurse acting on their behalf gave a 14-year-old girl a vaccine that was not FDA approved for anyone under the age of 18.

Survivors described the mass shooting at a FedEx facility Indianapolis late Thursday night.

Kentucky officials are prepared to do whatever is necessary to protect the state Capitol if more armed protests occur, Gov. Andy Beshear said.

Butler County is hoping a roundabout can help fix recurring issues at the intersection of Jacksonburg Road and State Route 73. For now, just a flashing yellow light controls traffic flow for the intersection.

COVID-19 vaccine could soon be available to young children.

Police arrested a man who they said hit a few people, including some construction workers.

Tampons, pads and other period products are medically necessary for most women throughout most of their lives — after all, there's no opting out of menstruation. So why are these products taxed? A group of Ohio lawmakers want to eliminate what they call the "pink tax," the practice of taxing hygiene products exclusively meant for women.

As retail stores in Ohio start to reopen, some people are still worried about going shopping, so one store is telling customers to stay at home while their employees shop for them.

It was 2012 when the Avondale neighborhood was awarded a federal Choice Neighborhood Grant worth $30 million. Seven years later, the Avondale Town Center on Reading Road is being reborn.

Flying high: 94-year-old realizes skydiving dream

Gasoline and grocery prices are spiking this monthy. Why, and how much higher they may go.

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Cincinnati Friday to discuss public transportation, jobs and infrastructure. This might include a discussion on the Brent Spence Bridge.

A Middletown police officer was shot in a pursuit Monday afternoon in Turtlecreek Township.

A suspect is in custody after leading police on a multi-state chase Tuesday morning, according to a police officer on scene.

DWYM: Coronavirus face masks

Parents are angry after finding out that Blippi shows in Columbus and elsewhere feature a blippi impersonator.