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Family speaks out as Fairfield City Schools reaches settlement after girl’s death (opens the original)
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More than a decade after a seventh grader died from suicide, the school district is making major changes and shelling our more than $1 million to the family. Fairfield City Schools was accused of knowing that Emilie Olsen was being bullied but did nothing to stop it. Emilie was just 13 in the seventh grade. She and her little sister, who were adopted from China, were their parents’ world, but in December of 2014, just a few weeks before Christmas, the unimaginable happened. " I’m yelling to my h
Doctors warn of higher skin cancer risks as young people embrace tanning trend (opens the original)
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Despite warnings from doctors and cases of melanoma increasing, more young people are tracking UV rays with apps and talking about their sun strategies on social media. "If it's sunny, I'm texting my girlfriends and we are making our way to a pool,” Elle Ziegenfuss said. Elle and her little sister Kate live in Mason, and they admit they are sun-worshipers. "Normally, any chance I can get out in the sun, sitting by the pool, soaking in the rays. I love to get that nice tan on," Kate said. Both si
Grandparents of 7-year-old boy killed in Oakley remember him as sweet, funny (opens the original)
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The grandparents of a seven-year-old boy who was killed in Oakley this week are remembering him as a sweet child as they mourn his loss. William Evans died Thursday after investigators said he suffered abuse. Kaitlin Evans, 38, Nessa Keaney, 23, and Kirby Rankin, 33, were each arraigned inside a Hamilton County courtroom Friday on charges of murder and child endangerment. Kaitlin is William’s biological mother. William’s grandparents, Mike and Tina, called the situation a house of horrors. They,
St. Elizabeth Edgewood named top hospital in Greater Cincinnati, report says (opens the original)
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So many residents in Northern Kentucky have experienced firsthand the excellent care that St. Elizabeth Hospital provides every day. Last year, U.S. News and World Report named St. Elizabeth Edgewood as Kentucky’s No. 1 hospital and this year, they raised the bar. On Tuesday, St. Elizabeth Edgewood was named Greater Cincinnati’s top hospital, along with Kentucky’s top hospital for a second straight year. For decades, St. Elizabeth Healthcare and its six hospitals have lived in the shadow of some
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