Lindsay Stone

4 days ago | wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone

Hundreds of fans are braving the heat at Riverbend Music Center Monday, eagerly awaiting James Taylor's performance. Hydration is key, with guests allowed to bring water inside the venue and water stations available throughout. "Nothing creates memories, especially in the summertime, like music," said Rosemarie Moehring, vice president of marketing. The venue is equipped to handle events in the summer heat, offering free water refilling stations and misting stations scattered throughout.

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone

Editorial Standards ⓘ The Kentucky General Assembly held a joint committee meeting Wednesday to address a growing concern about mental health.

1 week ago | wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone

New details are coming out after a 7-year-old girl with autism drowned Friday in West Chester. Mardasia Forte died after she drowned in a pond near her home. This is the second child with autism who has drowned in West Chester in the last year. Now, neighbors there are pushing to install new safety measures, so no community ever has to face this tragedy again. Drowning is the leading cause of death for children with autism.

2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone

A new report shows schools face up to 3,000 cybersecurity threats per week. The alarming number has been on the rise in the last year and a half. “Most of the time, people are looking for student data and employee data,” said Rebekah Michael with the Ohio Cyber Range Institute. “That data is incredibly valuable because you know, full histories of complete people.”The growing digital world is appealing for school systems, but ramps up the risk for cyberthreats that can ultimately become attacks.

3 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Lindsay Stone

It has stood on Elm Street for nearly 120 years. Now, Memorial Hall is undergoing renovations after more than $1 million was raised for Over-the-Rhine’s historic music venue. In 2012, there was a chance this historic place would be lost forever. “Memorial Hall was in danger of being sold for a dollar because of the it was had fallen into disrepair,” said Bill Bauman, chair emeritus of the Memorial Hall Society. Bauman and a group of others went to Hamilton County.