Braxton Brewing Company announced that it will open the new Braxton Barrel House in Ft. Mitchell on Friday, September 27.
Interstate 75 through Kenton County is the target of a crackdown on speeding.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Friday that lane closures are scheduled for Dixie Highway (US 25) and its intersection with Beechwood Road in Ft.
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The Beechwood Board of Education approved a 3 percent increase to its tax rate on Monday.
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The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled against Christ Hospital's certificate of need application on Friday as the Cincinnati-based health care network's plans for a surgical center in Ft.
Beechwood Independent Schools are closed Friday while Ft. Mitchell Police investigate a threatening message reportedly found in a school bathroom.
The City of Fort Mitchell, Beechwood Schools, and Blessed Sacrament are dealing with ongoing road work managed by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet as school is set to resume.
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The sign is now in place at the newly named Remke Plaza at the corner of Dixie Highway and Orphanage Road in Fort Mitchell.
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This article has been updated after the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 Office made a correction to its initial news release.
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Ft. Mitchell city council on Monday evening unanimously rejected a proposed apartment project on Grandview Drive.
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The City of Ft. Mitchell hosted its annual Fourth of July Parade.
The city honored the 150th anniversary of Highland Cemetery and the 100th anniversary of Blessed Sacrament.
Northern Kentucky's largest Independence Day parade will celebrate a pair of milestones in Ft. Mitchell.
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All members of Ft. Mitchell city council expressed opposition to a proposed $16 to $20 million high-end apartment project on Grandview Drive.
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Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman warned city council and residents earlier this month about the escalating costs of the city's pension contributions, a message being shared among most of the cities
Editor's note: The following letter was received for publication following the approval by the Kenton County Planning Commission of a 106-unit apartment deve
