Jessica Schmidt

If you have an extra baby monitor lying around, frontline healthcare workers could use it.

Rescuers say it isn’t safe to do surgery on the cat until she gives birth to her kittens.

The families create their own captions that express how the coronavirus has affected them.

Paige was just 17-years-old when she vanished from Covington on September 23, 2010.

"Once this is all over, then we hopefully go back to normal, whatever normal might be at that point.”

Staff members believe that even during this incredibly stressful time, there should be time for friendship and fun.

“If you need your kids to get fed, then that’s just what we’ll do."

People now temporarily unemployed are turning to delivery companies for job, but there is a wait.

Students will have easy access to lectures, be able to submit homework and take tests — all on their computers.

"He was funny. He was a jokester. He liked to dance and sing.”

Blake Payne and his family are baking homemade dog treats to raise money for a service dog.

Trooper speeds through life in the fast lane, not letting anything slow him down despite his physical disabilities.

Daniel Broxterman has been described as a pastor, a singer and a caretaker. Now he’s a convicted rapist in a case involving young children.

Turner was found dead along Snag Creek on February 28, 2016, about a month after she was reported missing.

CJ Sandle was shot and killed inside his home in January 2016.

The event raises thousands to help adults with disabilities.

"It’s not a joke. It’s not a game. Real people are harmed. Families are hurt.”

Police say they need just one more shred of evidence to nail the accused killers in a 2018 murder.

The kitten was so young, its owner doesn't even have a photo of it... just a grave.

Nonprofit Neighborhood Bridges spreads kindness around the community, connecting those who need help to those who can give it.

“It was pretty bold, I mean also being in the middle of the day on a Sunday."

Detectives said it could have been a crime of passion, rage or revenge. One thing was for sure... It was overkill.

The hope is to untie the 'knot' of grief for families suffering from the senseless loss of their loved ones.

'This family has hurt enough'

“God saw you, and so did our cameras.”

Hope will have to deal with heart issues for the rest of her life, but right now, she's just thankful she's here to live it.

The Cincinnati-based bank drew both criticism and support for its action.

The horse's rescuers say she's lucky to be alive as she is too weak to walk or even stand on her own.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, medical masks and “protection kits” are selling online, but doctors are calling them unnecessary.

Opponents are hoping there is still a chance the project, which they call 'dangerous,' will be shut down.