When new opens, where does Kroger go to die?

A new Kroger Marketplace opens Thursday in Northern Kentucky. But what does that mean for its old store, right next door?

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2 arrested after gun fired in Brown Co. home

A man called authorities from a Brown County home Friday to report another man shooting a gun under the same roof, and both men were arrested.

NKU event asks questions about street art

Students, street artists and community activists made their way to the campus of Northern Kentucky University to raise money for a good cause and ask a socially-minded question in the process.

911 call guides dad through delivering his baby

One of his toughest and most rewarding nights yet, Ryan Braun called 911 when his wife's water broke ... but the couple didn't even know it was expecting.

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Road crews face dangers from motorists

A deadly crash on I-71 should be a warning to drivers and a reminder of the risks road crews face on Tri-State highways.

Driver's leg broken in Metro bus wild ride

A Cincinnati Metro bus driver has a broken leg after she crashed into the side of a building in Walnut Hills Wednesday evening.  

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Petition filed to oust Brown County coroner

A petition filed Wednesday could push Brown County's coroner out of the job.

Police say they know who stabbed teen to death

Fairfield police say they know who stabbed 15-year-old Chelsea Johnson to death almost exactly two years ago.

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Leaders respond to cry for help at Scott HS

"We as a student body are asking for help.” Those are the words spoken by a Scott High School student Monday night that have set school leaders into action.

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Thief stealing purses from yoga classes

Someone has been stealing purses from yoga classes throughout the area, but one studio owner's alert may have ended the crime spree.

Did political shenanigans nix heroin bill?

As political and business leaders sort through the aftermath of 2014 Kentucky General Assembly, some are wondering whether an effort to help the Brent Spence Bridge project helped kill a heroin bill.

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Cranley: Public concerns heart of bikeway delay

Mayor John Cranley cites concerned business people and commuters as the reason he put a temporary hold on a longstanding roadway project designed to make the city's urban roadways more bike-friendly. 

Cueto shuts out Pirates in Reds' 4-0 victory

Johnny Cueto struck out 12 and Joey Votto smacked a two-run homer in the seventh inning.

Body found in river was missing Price Hill man

A body found in the Ohio River on April 8 has been identified as a missing Price Hill man.

Bust a move! Local teen dances to end bullying

He takes the stage to spread his anti-bullying message. Who is Jeff Bullis? Meet the 19-year-old West Chester, Oh. teen who is using his self-taught craft to help kids across America.

Judge stays Ohio same-sex marriage ruling

Judge Timothy Black has stayed his ruling that ordered Ohio to recognize same-sex marriages performed legally in other states pending appeal.

Lighting up the Tri-State: A&S Electrical Supply

How does a family-owned electrical supply business stay competitive with giants like Home Depot and Lowe's? 

Tri-County Mall lands new tenants, more to come

A new leasing strategy is paying quick dividends for Tri-County Mall, which announced several new tenants.

Hacker attack? NKU Cyber Defense Team can help

The students bested teams from nine states--including the University of Louisville--in a recent competition. Organizers described the cyber squad as "one of the finest teams that has played in the CCDC."

UC police locate missing 20-year-old CUF woman

Just three hours after asking for the community's help, police say they've located a missing 20-year-old University Heights woman.