Daniel Blatt News Today

Many people will be hosting or attending house parties to ring in 2024 on Sunday, but Health Experts say party guests can track more into a home than intended.

Dr. Daniel Blatt, an infectious disease specialist with Norton Childrens, said the bottom of peoples shoes can often track in a slew of things like fecal matter, respiratory viruses and

A roundup of the most recent blotters from local police departments.

Many Jefferson County kindergarten classrooms have low vaccination rates for measles and polio, which doctors say makes them vulnerable.

Summer hospitalizations saw an increase in younger kids, and experts worry the trend will continue as children return to school and day care.

"Buyer interest" letters are common in ultra-competitive housing markets like California's, even though they raise questions of discrimination.

Neighbors first noticed an abandoned car on Eastern Parkway at Barnett Drive over the summer.

Obesity has been a long-standing health issue in the Ohio Valley and the pandemic has made it worse.

Obesity has been a long-standing health issue in the Ohio Valley and the pandemic has made it worse.

Ohio Valley ReSource · Childhood obesity & covidFRANKFORT, Ky. (OVR) -- In October, University of Kentucky Children’s hospital reported a substantial rise in children hospitalized for COVID