Education

To the surprise of some on the board, 46% of 3rd through 6th graders viewed safety in the school district favorably, meaning more than half of those elementary school students who participated either feel unsure or do not feel safe in school buildings.

Many in attendance showed support for Miller and condemned the accusations amplified by board member Boddy, while a small group at the meeting used time for public comment to speak out against Miller and repeat the claims against him.

Last fall, Matt Miller was the subject of an investigation prompted by unspecified accusations. Investigations by both the Butler County Sherriff's Office and a private investigation firm found no evidence of any wrongdoing.

Brown previously served the university as its vice president and chief strategy officer since 2019. She takes over as NKU's seventh president after former president Dr. Ashish Vaidya's departure from the university last fall.

The growth of Black studies on college campuses is connected to the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

The lawsuit states the Kentucky General Assembly's House Bill 9 violates the state constitution by diverting funding intended for local public schools toward the creation of new charter schools.

Walnut Woods went from an overgrown tangle of honeysuckle and invasive species to a new park. The Lloyd Library will take you on a tour.

During a Tuesday night roundtable parents were invited to share issues they've been having and work directly with the administrations to draw up short-term and long-term solutions.

The $80 million upgrade includes updated rooms, common areas and more efficient utilities and appliances. The project also expanded the space to accommodate 220 additional students than the original Calhoun Hall.

Dr. Joseph Bailey is TriHealth's pediatric medical director and deals with illnesses in kids and teens on a daily basis. He says this year has been a bit different.