The planned purchase of the former Campbell Lodge Boys Home property in Cold Spring has caused concern among city officials there.
Over a year ago the Campbell County Fiscal Court unanimously approved to fund the infrastructure for a new 911 radio system.
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In front of a packed Courthouse in Alexandria, the Campbell County Fiscal Court voted to approve a $25 increase to 911 fees to pay for a new radio communications system for the county’s e
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This story has been updated to reflect that Timothy Nolan has resigned from the Campbell County Board of Education.
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It is one of the largest projects undertaken by governments in Northern Kentucky, and in a region with a complicated history of inter-government collaboration, all three counties have banded togeth
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The Campbell County ethics board commission voted unanimously at its April 12th meeting to dismiss an ethics complaint against the county’s Fiscal Court.
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A public hearing prior to Campbell County’s Fiscal Court meeting Tuesday led to much debate over maintenance of a 112-ft. county road.
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In a brief meeting Wednesday night, the Campbell County Fiscal Court swiftly moved through a variety of topics ranging from salary increases to recognizing a local community member who re
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Canadian geese seeking a warmer climate in the colder months have arrived in flocks at A.J. Jolly Park in Alexandria.
The decision could kill them.
A bridge in Campbell County will be closed until emergency repairs can be made.
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Christmas came early for some special local kids thanks to police officers from all over Campbell County.
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Two months after new procedures were enacted at the Campbell County Animal Shelter, the number dogs and cats being put down is approaching to zero.
As part of their December 1 leadership session on Leading by Serving, the Leadership NKY Class of 2017 "Dropped Their Drawers" to support the Campbell County Public Library’s campaign to
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Cases of hepatitis C are on the rise in Northern Kentucky, particularly in the River Cities, and the region continues to debate the necessity and potential location of needle exchange/syringe acces
