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The fate of a massive 199.35-foot flagpole at Buttermilk Pike Self Storage in Crescent Springs could be determined by the outcome of a court proceeding.
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When Moonrise Donuts opened in an old Subway sandwich shop location in Latonia back in 2017, it immediately caught on with fans.
A new animal hospital opened in Crescent Springs earlier this month with a celebratory ribbon cutting.
Kentucky Paws Animal Hospital is located at 2446 Anderson Road (Store #6).
Two Northern Kentucky schools were among five across Greater Cincinnati named as winners of the Take Charge automated external defibrillator (AED) school program sponsored by the Congenital Heart A
An additional closure to Bromley-Crescent Springs Road (KY 2373) is needed as part of an ongoing project there, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - District 6 Office said Tuesday.
Crescent Springs Mayor Lou Hartfiel died Sunday, the city said in a news release.
The 83-year old passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family, the city said.
Crescent Springs became the twenty-first in Kentucky and the eighth in Kenton and Campbell counties to adopt what is commonly referred to as a fairness ordinance, extending legal protections to les
UPDATE: City council voted unanimously to approve the ordinance on Monday night.
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The wildly popular Moonrise Doughnuts will open its second location on Tuesday.
Northern Kentucky Montessori Academy named a new director on Friday.
A man who eluded police for a week now faces charges in the shooting death of a woman that investigators believe to have been the defendant's girlfriend.
The search continues for the driver who ran a vehicle through a Crescent Springs business's sign on Friday afternoon.
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Greg Seelbach, of MSS Software, and Brad Trauth, of Trauth Property Group, have invested significant time and money into revitalizing Ritchie Ave., the stretch of road in Crescent Springs that runs
Nine Kentucky fire departments - including three from Northern Kentucky - received a total of $76,852 from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
