Anne Saker

Autism and the cops: Why Taser was used on man with 'knife' that was actually a hair pick  Cincinnati.com

FLORENCE, Ky. — The pace has almost returned to the everyday at HealthWarehouse, so Jenny Trenkamp and Ross Goetz can reflect now on their roles in

The things doctors say when they can’t get what they want: “Do your job!”

Megan Sites landed in a hospital this month critically ill with COVID-19, fighting for every breath. She also was seven months pregnant with her second

The words flash past on social media feeds … antibody testing … without much clarity about what the phrase means in the fight

Ohio’s medical caregivers are not well-equipped to face the expected surge of patients sick from infection with the novel coronavirus, even with the

The 2020 pandemic has landed on Ohio with numbers that are only getting bigger.The state’s chief public health doctor says right now, today, more

In the new day of the novel coronavirus, a dry cough is no longer merely a dry cough. Your misbehaving allergies could be at fault, but maybe this new

There’s been a run of surgical masks in the U.S. because of the coronavirus scare, including at an Oxford hardware where Miami University students picked

In almost every family, one event can anchor a lifetime of sorrows.For the extended Evers family of Green Township, nearly everything connects to the June

In the final installment of The Enquirer’s yearlong series, we venture into rural Kentucky where the struggle to stay apace grows

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center acknowledged Friday that an unspecified number of patients recently got a wrongly

The Cincinnati study is among at least half a dozen in 2019 revealing the harmful impact on young children of too much screen use.

Millions of poor Americans spend lifetimes working, but paltry pay, institutional barriers and predatory lending work to keep the playing field uneven

It’s expensive to be poor, at least relatively. The unrecognized costs of not having enough

We set out to discover if we’ve actually recovered from the Great Recession. This is what we found.

A new U.S. study of more than 40,000 Americans over nearly 20 years finds we’ve put on a lot of weight, and middle-aged men are getting shorter.

The good that came from the Peterson case  News & Observer

Before she joined The Enquirer, Anne Saker spent a year working in the floral department of a Kroger in Mason. Among her lessons: preparing for prom.

Boehner chooses to leave public life with a goal achieved, the pope’s came to Washington.