 | Mount Sterling Non-Profit Providing Hope To Community
'The TERF Project' is a non-profit named for its director's mother--who died of cancer in 2008--that provides services and necessities to the Mount Sterling community.  Video
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 | Report: 1 In 4 Kentucky Kids Lives In Poverty
The Kentucky Youth Advocates released a report through their "Kentucky Kids Count Project" that said one in four youths lives in poverty. Video
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 | Police: Convicted Sex Offender "Mooned" Kids Going By On Bus
Police said convicted sex offender, Michael Lewis, "mooned" kids from his front yard in Taylorsville as they went by on a school bus, on more than one occasion. Video
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 | Fayette County School Buses Get Hi-Tech
The school system added an electronic ID system to their buses to help keep track of where kids are. Video
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 | Update: Police Say Frankfort Fire Set By Elementary Students
Frankfort police say a fire that gutted six apartment units on Harrodsburg Lane appears to have been set by children. Video
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 | One in Four Kentucky Children Live In Poverty
A new report says that one in four children in Kentucky live in poverty. Video
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 | Kids' Friends Influence Level Of Activity
A new study finds a child's friends may play a big role in how much physical activity they get. Video
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 | Early Diagnosis Key For Kids With Autism
Autistic children often show signs of the disorder before age three, but a new report from the National Institutes of Mental Health finds less than 40 percent of autistic children are being diagnosed before age four, and the average age of diagnosis is five. Video
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 | Making Vaccinations Easier On Your Kids
One of the big reasons kids don't like going to the doctor is the chance they're going to need a shot, but there are some things you can try to make vaccinations a little more tolerable for your children. Video
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 | Battery-Related ER Visits High In Young Children
Coin-sized button batteries can be found in many household items from remote controls to watches and electronics, but a new report finds the number of emergency room visits for button battery ingestions has doubled over the past 20 years, and kids 5 and under are seen the most. Video
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 | Picking The Perfect Summer Camp For Your Kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics provides a list of guidelines to help parents and children find a camp that's right. Video
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 | Stress and Childhood Obesity
Very young children, especially girls, may be at an increased risk of obesity when certain social risk factors are present, according to a new study. Video
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 | Spring Break Travel Tips for Families
Spring has sprung and that means many kids and their families are enjoying spring break and maybe even heading out on vacation this week. We have some tips to stay safe. Video
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 | Study Says Spanking Has Negative Effects
Spanking your kids could lead to problems later in life. Video
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 | Families Invited to Child Safety Event in Lexington
Parents want to do what they can to keep their kids safe, and that's the idea behind a special event in Lexington. Video
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 | Kids Count Survey Shows Oral Health Needs
The 2011 County Data Book, released today by Kentucky Youth Advocates finds that Kentucky has made progress in ensuring low-income children receive dental services. The datal also shows much work remains to improve children’s oral health in the state.
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| Fun with flour
A couple of kids get a hold of a bag of flour and leave quite a mess.
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