The Cincinnati Enquirer
VILLA HILLS - A 58-year-old Independence man died Tuesday from injuries sustained Monday when he was hit by a car while flagging traffic for a state highway department crew installing caution markers on River Road in Kenton County.
Frank Chandler was hit on the two-lane highway just east of Amsterdam Road about 11 a.m. Monday. Chandler had been a state employee for 30 years and worked in Northern Kentucky for 14 years, according to state officials.
A Lincoln Town Car driven by Steve Stoinoff, 84, of Villa Hills hit Chandler and then sideswiped a state highway truck stopped in the eastbound lane of the highway, according to police.
Villa Hills police said Stoinoff did not appear to be speeding and showed no sign of being under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. A decision on whether to file charges was pending completion of the crash investigation.
TOP STORIES
City schools sliding; others scoring better
37 schools under-performing
Part of campus closed over lead
Bill will address problem of lead
Daytime curfew targets schoolkids
IN THE TRISTATE
Mayor, council have no plans to negotiate with boycotters
70 sign up to vote, list same address
Ex-fire captain incompetent to stand trial
Sewer to close Hopewell segment
Ex-Cincinnatian may preside in Bryant case
$21M goes to cut smoking
Picture of the Day: Summer's Slipping Away
Tristate A.M. Report
In your schools
ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS
Bronson: An Indy car in the driveway is every guy's dream
Howard: Some good news
BUTLER, WARREN, CLERMONT
Stress message connects for cops
Flood victims may block city growth
Bond issue for Talawanda school goes on ballot
OBITUARIES
Patricia A. Myers was friend of children
OHIO
Ohio man accused of Nazi past quits U.S.
Punch-card system won't be fixed for primary
Ohio Moments
KENTUCKY
Highway worker who was hit dies
Renovation plans call for upscale apartments
Kentucky obituaries
Fence going up despite pleas
Judge reconsiders plea deal in child's death
Teens thank Covington
