EDGEWOOD, KY (FOX19) - The new St. Elizabeth CardioVascular Mobile Health Unit will be offering stroke and cardiovascular screenings at locations throughout Northern Kentucky during the month of October.

Sponsored by the Bank of Kentucky, and made possible by the generous support of John C. Holmes, M.D., along with contributions from St. Elizabeth 2008-2010 Vision employee donors, the new mobile health van brings technology and expertise for diagnosing cardiovascular disease, stroke and diabetes to where people live, work and play.

Using state-of-the-art ultrasound technology, the new mobile unit can perform an array of on-site tests aimed at detecting all manner of risky health conditions including carotid artery disease, peripheral arterial disease, abdominal aortic aneurysm and high blood pressure. 

Date/Location:

• October 1—Hebron Safety Day, Hebron Fire Department, Hebron from 11 a.m.

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - The holder of a top prize winning Million Dollar Multiplier instant game ticket worth $1 million has claimed their prize in trust. Since the winner is anonymous, all we know is that they bought their ticket at a store in Over-the-Rhine. 

James R. Hartke, Trustee, made the claim on behalf of The Sylvia Blind Trust at Lottery Central.  The ticket is a top prize winner worth $50,000 a year for the next 20 years. The holder of the ticket chose the annuity prize. The Trust receives $34,500 annually for the next 20 years after mandatory federal and state withholding taxes totaling 31 percent. 

The winning ticket was purchased at H & A Market, Inc. Located at 1327 Main Street in Over-the-Rhine; this agent receives a $10,000 agent bonus for selling a top prize winning Million Dollar Multiplier instant.  

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CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A gourmet cookie company expects to open its first retail location in Findlay Market Saturday, only a week after taking over the space.

Queen City Cookies is a company that sells highly decorated gourmet cookies through stores around the country, but they have been looking for their own store for some time.

Their new space will be a small storefront at 124 Findlay Street in Findlay Market.  It well sell cookies, plus one new product: schnecken.  The German pastry is sold at a few places around Cincinnati, but usually only seasonally; Queen City plans to sell it year round.  Items will be cooked at the existing Northside bakery.

Queen City Cookies only started work on the space last Friday, but owner Peggy Shannon didn't want to wait to open.  No significant repairs or changes were needed to the building, except for the heating and cooling system.