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A new sober living facility is now open on Madison Avenue in Covington.
The three-story, 10,800-sq. ft. center is known as Twin Rails Sober Living Facility.
This story has been updated to reflect a different opening date than was originally provided by the company.
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A Newport business is expanding with plans to create 150 full-time jobs.
CompMed plans to invest $1.11 million.
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Herbs and More will close its Florence shop on Main Street after twenty-two years of business.
Owners Steve and Pamela Davis have determined that now is the time to move on.
The Family Dollar location in Erlanger at 3912 Dixie Highway will celebrate on Saturday with a grand re-opening.
Master Provisions will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary of supporting the local and international community.
BB&T bank branches will operate under a new name upon the closure of the financial institution's merger with SunTrust.
Truist is the name announced by BB&T on Friday.
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Tishana Holmes learned a love for food from her father, a culinary chef in her native Tennessee where he operates a catering business.
Local activists have estimated that more than 61,000 single-use plastic straws are used in Covington each day.
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National Donut Day is being celebrated across America on Friday, but it was Thursday that Covington's popular Moonrise Doughnuts paid homage to its predecessor from a generation or two ago - Latoni
A local woman has launched a new aerial photography business.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare scored straight A's in the Leapfrog Group's spring 2019 Hospital Safety Grade.
Bear Paddle Swim School announced a partnership with Hope Floats Foundation to provide scholarships for swim lessons for low-income children and their families.
Northern Kentucky University and Gateway Community and Technical College each named new administrators this week.
