NEWPORT, KY (FOX19) - Hogs vs. Hunger will bring motorcycle enthusiasts together to raise funds to end hunger in the Tri-State on Saturday, July 2. The rally begins at Harley Davidson of Cincinnati at 1799 Tennessee Avenue in Bond Hill and will travel on Route 52 East to Chilo Lock 34 Park, where participants will enjoy a barbeque and raffle. The ride will end at the Newport Motorcycle Rally, in Festival Park at Newport on the Levee.

All bikes and riders are welcome. Registration at Harley Davidson of Cincinnati or online at: www.freestorefoodbank.org/hogsvshunger.html

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, KY (FOX19) - Eight students from the Northern Kentucky University Haile/US Bank College of Business are attending European Summer School for Advanced Management (ESSAM) at Aarhus University in Denmark.

The two-week summer session, which began June 26, gives students in NKU’s Master of Business Administration program an opportunity to add an international component to their education by working on projects with MBA majors from other nations.

This is the eighth consecutive year that students from NKU have enrolled in ESSAM. This year’s group includes Matthew Kearns, Kelly Kroger, Kevin Niehaus, Sara Niemczynski, Christine O’Neill, Bethany Pinney, Michael Schmidt and Cornel TerreBlanche.

Jim Bast, director of the NKU MBA program, also made the trip.

“Students are assigned to a multi-cultural project group with the purpose of studying a strategic issue in a local company,” Bast said.

If you live in Newport or Bellevue, police say someone has been hurling rocks from overpasses and hillsides, creating a traffic nightmare for motorists.

It's a dangerous situation, with the latest crime happened near the Newport Exit 4 on ramp getting onto I-471 South. It's the exit near the brand new Newport Target store.

Amber Rickels and her husband had just left the Target in Newport Wednesday night and were driving up the ramp to get onto I-471 South. Their night had a calamitous ending, when someone threw rocks off the hillside, crashing through their sunroof.

Rickels and her husband are lucky they were not hurt worse.

"I just have little pieces of glass in the side of my face and I have it in my arms," said Rickels. "My husband had it in his eyes."

"It's all in this side," she said gesturing to the right side of her face. "Feels like splinters."