The City of Covington reached a settlement with Bopper Properties associated with cost overrun at the new City Hall on Pike Street.
The University of Kentucky launched its industrial hemp pilot program Tuesday when hemp seeds were planted at Spindletop Farm, marking anot
The following editorial is written by Tony Webb, Board Chairman of the Japan America Society of Greater Cincinnati.
Earlier this month, Covington officials announced the sale of the historic Mutual building on Madison Avenue which sits at the most promine
A public hearing scheduled for next week in Bellevue concerning a large development on the riverfront has been postponed.
A planned Smart Car dealership that was to open in the retail space on the first floor of the Ascent luxury condo tower is now off the tabl
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Trey Grayson, a Northern Kentucky native who served two terms as Kentucky Secretary State before taking a leadership role at Harvard University, his alma mater, has been hired as President of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
It's the end of an era in Latonia as Long John Silver's shuttered its longtime location on Winston Avenue.
Think of Kentucky exports. The stuff we make (or raise) and sell. What comes to mind?
With the final stages of a $44 million renovation nearly complete, Kentucky Kingdom amusement park in Louisville is set to reopen May 24, t
Just five months removed from debuting as a pop-up shop during the holiday season, Kelley's Kloset has gone from one full-time location to
Though the team lasted just a couple months, the Covington Blue Sox have seen a resurgence of interest in recent years.
As college seniors throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky graduate and search for jobs, Employers Resource Association (ERA), an organ
