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Kevin Koeninger
Kevin Koeninger is a reporter based in the Cincinnati area who covers numerous county, state, and federal courts in Ohio and Kentucky, as well as the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has worked for CNS for over ten years, and provides coverage of initial complaints, judicial rulings, appellate decisions, and oral arguments.
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Ohio judge grants injunction to thwart NCAA eligibility rules
A group of college basketball players sued the NCAA in June and are now eligible to play in the upcoming season.
Employees claim 401(k) mismanagement led to tens of millions in losses
Participants in the Pitney Bowes retirement plan say administrators failed to ditch low-performing investments in a federal lawsuit.
College athletes cry foul over NCAA's eligibility crackdown
Just hours after the bylaw was unanimously passed, a group of basketball players took the NCAA to court, seeking an additional year of eligibility.
Sixth Circuit revives Ohio's parental consent law for kids' social media
Thursday's opinion reinstated an Ohio requirement that minors under age 16 get parental consent before creating social media accounts, despite First Amendment objections from an internet trade group.
Sixth Circuit cuts down trademark challenge to Procter & Gamble weed killer products
A panel of the appeals court found the Scotts Company was unlikely to succeed on trademark claims filed in defense of its Miracle-Gro line of products.
Tennessee pushes to revive abortion 'trafficking' law at Sixth Circuit
A federal judge found the state's prohibition on "recruiting" pregnant minors to obtain abortions elsewhere violated the First Amendment.
Kentucky Republicans pledge loyalty to Trump, oust Massie from Congress
Increasingly a thorn in the president's side, Massie was defeated by former Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein in the 4th District primary.
McConnell retires and Massie feuds with Trump, setting stage for a dramatic Kentucky primary
Infighting among Republicans could lead to the ouster of stalwart conservative Thomas Massie, while Democrats hope to use Trump's declining popularity to steal a U.S. Senate seat.