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A former employee of the Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau (meetNKY) was sentenced Tuesday to fifteen years in prison after pleading guilty last month to embezzling more than $4 mi
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Ft. Wright Police Captain Jonathan Colwell will serve as acting police chief until a permanent replacement is named.
The next ramped up patrols against dangerous driving on Interstate 75 in Kenton County begins Monday at 8 a.m.
Kenton County employees were the target of an email scam, Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn said Monday.
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A. William "Bill" Erpenbeck is scheduled to be released from federal prison in early 2021.
The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS) honored more than 200 law enforcement officers from more than 180 agencies across the Commonwealth for their efforts to target impaired drivers.
The Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission issued multiple charges against Kenton County Family Court Judge Dawn Gentry last month. The nine charges were released this week.
No charges will be filed in a stabbing that happened in mid-November, the Boone County Sheriff's Office announced on Thursday.
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Ft. Wright Police Chief Marc Schworer is a commanding figure, standing at six feet, four inches.
A Newport man was sentenced to thirteen years in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
For the fourth time this week, Boone County Sheriff's deputies announced the arrest of a teen accused of making threats at a local school.
For the third time in less than a week, a Northern Kentucky teenager faces charges after threats were allegedly made at a local school.
A man accused of robbing a smoke shop in Covington and a vape shop in Florence is now behind bars after Covington Police located him living in a tent near the Ohio River.
Two 14-year old boys are scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday morning after being taken into custody following alleged threats to Ignite Academy in Erlanger.
A 13-year old boy was arrested Saturday after being accused of threatening to "shoot up (Jones Middle School) with guns," the Boone County Sheriff's Office said Sunday.
