HeyJaredLauren Minor
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Journal-News.com
- Top 500K sites
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Reading scores are falling for U.S. teens. Here’s how parents can help (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' weekend mornings and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story for Lauren to cover or a news tip? Reach out to her at lauren.minor@wcpo.com. As children head back to school, a new report is raising concerns about how well American teenagers are reading. U.S. reading scores fell 14 points since 2022, according to the latest international test results. The drop moved the United States down seven spots in the global rankings, to 13th overall. The repo
NKU’s ‘Tactile Revolutions’ lets visitors experience art through touch (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' weekend mornings and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story for Lauren to cover or a news tip? Reach out to her at lauren.minor@wcpo.com. HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. — At most art exhibits, there’s one rule visitors know well: Look, but don’t touch. At Northern Kentucky University, that rule is being turned upside down. “Tactile Revolutions: An Exhibit of Art Meant to be Touched” is inviting visitors to do exactly that — touch, feel and explore the ar
Ryle teacher turns hat-making hobby into fundraiser for One Shot Foundation ahead of Battle of Union (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' weekend mornings and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story for Lauren to cover or a news tip? Reach out to her at lauren.minor@wcpo.com. BOONE COUNTY, Ky. — A Ryle High School teacher is turning a four-year hobby into a fundraiser aimed at helping protect young athletes. Ryan Ware, owner of Ware Bear Hat Co., is partnering with the Matthew Mangine Jr. “One Shot” Foundation to raise money during Friday night’s Ryle-Cooper football game, known as
Northern Kentucky housing market shifts as buyers gain more negotiating power (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' weekend mornings and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story for Lauren to cover or a news tip? Reach out to her at lauren.minor@wcpo.com. NORTHERN KENTUCKY — The Northern Kentucky housing market is giving buyers more options and more negotiating power as inventory continues to grow and homes take longer to sell. Local realtor Eileen Taylor, who has 17 years of experience in the Northern Kentucky market, said the market has shifted from the condi
Bus driver shortage means Kentucky school buses may be on the roads later in the day (opens the original)
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anchors 'Good Morning Tri-State' weekend mornings and reports on news and issues across the area. Have a story for Lauren to cover or a news tip? Reach out to her at lauren.minor@wcpo.com. UNION, Ky. — Kentucky drivers are adjusting to a new law that changes when they must stop for a school bus. The law, which took effect July 15, requires drivers approaching a stopped school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended to stop from either direction on most roads. There is one exceptio
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