CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A case that pitted a controversial Northern Kentucky lawyer and talk-show host against a controversial conservative online publication. 

Eric Deters has dropped the case he filed against Jim Schifrin of Anderson Township, publisher of the Whistleblower in exchange for a statement published there.   Deters said the judge urged the parties to settle.  Deters sued after remarks Schifrin made about Deters and an employee who went to work for him after he successfully defended her on sex charges when she was a school teacher.

Here's a release from the ACLU, which defended the Whistleblower: 

Settlement in ACLU Lawsuit Protects Free Speech
Local Attorney Ends Lawsuit
Seeking to Silence Citizen Journalist 

CINCINNATI- Today, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio announced that a settlement was reached between Whistleblower publisher James Jay Schifrin, and local attorney, radio host,

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - While school is no longer in session for the seminarians of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, they still plan to be hard at work in the field…the Frisbee field that is!

Traveling to three different spots in the Archdiocese, many of the young men who are studying to be priests for the Archdiocese are looking for some good competition along with new friendships as they use Ultimate Frisbee and a cookout to meet and talk to teens and young adults about life and discerning God’s will.

The first stop on the tour will be at St. Remy Parish in Russia, Ohio, from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday, June 23.  The night will start off with introductions and picking teams before kicking things off on the field of play.  As the competition draws to a close the group will join in Eucharistic Adoration and Evening Prayer inside St. Remy Church. The night will end with a cookout sponsored by the Sidney/St.

AMELIA, OH (FOX19) - A Clermont County woman is very relieved now that she knows her capuchin monkey named Figaro is safe after his three day adventure alone.

Alison Rost was unloading her 7-year-old monkey at the Clermont Animal Hospital Monday to be neutered when he became frightened and his cage opened and he took off for the trees.

She had had reports Wednesday that he was near Amelia High School, and made plans to look for him Thursday morning, which she did.  Within hours, she found him and was able to take him back home.

Rost says the monkey never leaves her farm except to go to the vet, and says he is scared of people besides her, never having met many people. 

The last sighting, before Figaro was found, was about a mile or mile and a half south of where he escaped.

She says Figaro is primarily a fruit-eating animal, but will dig under tree bark for insects or even catch animals as large as mice.  She says capuchins