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The Ft. Wright city council awarded a contract to Ford Construction for the city's forthcoming Amsterdam Road project.
Non-essential employees at the City of Covington are now working from home.
In a news release, the city said that any resulting delays in service would not affect public safety responses.
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Ed Butler was officially sworn in as the new police chief in Ft. Wright.
Butler assumes the role after serving as chief deputy at the Kenton County Detention Center.
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At 14 years old, Simon Fieler is looking to make his mark on the world.
A road project at Kyles Lane and Dixie Highway in Ft. Wright is set to begin next week.
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When Ft. Wright City Administrator Jill Bailey received a bill for $1,200 from the Ft. Wright Civic Club, she was surprised.
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This story has been updated with new information from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet that the road closure will now be for more than one day.
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Ft. Wright city council will continue its legal battle to have the state pension systems for state and local workers separated.
Update (Wednesday, Jan. 1, 7:30 p.m.):
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Ft. Wright Police Captain Jonathan Colwell will serve as acting police chief until a permanent replacement is named.
VonLehman announced the promotions of sixteen employees across the Ft. Wright-based accounting firm.
Two of the employees were promoted to shareholders.
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Ft. Wright Police Chief Marc Schworer is a commanding figure, standing at six feet, four inches.
More than eleven acres of land were donated to the City of Fort Wright by the family of Ben and Agnes Wessels.
The land is located on Sleepy Hollow Road near Devou Park.
The Christ Hospital Health Network announced on Tuesday that it will not proceed with a development plan in Ft. Mitchell on the former site of the Drawbridge Inn.
