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The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) approved on Thursday a tax increment finance (TIF) district plan as part of a forthcoming development in Highland Heights at Northern Ken
The City of Highland Heights bestowed its Good Neighbor Award on honors students from Northern Kentucky University.
In an effort to eliminate about 21 million gallons of annual sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs), Sanitation District 1 (SD1) hopes to begin constructing equalization (EQ) tanks in Highland Heights and
Highland Heights city council adopted what is commonly referred to as a fairness ordinance on Tuesday night, prohibiting discrimination against LGBT people in employment, housing, and public accomm
Republican Governor Matt Bevin and his Democratic opponent, Attorney General Andy Beshear, will debate at Northern Kentucky University on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
Music legend Bob Dylan is coming to the campus of Northern Kentucky University for a concert at BB&T Arena.
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The Campbell County Fiscal Court approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the proposed US 27 Smart Corridor that would stretch from Newport on the Levee to Northern Kentucky University.
On Monday, April 1 and Tuesday, April 2, fifty students from Boone County High School and the Kenton County Academies of Innovation and Technology convened at Northern Kentucky University to learn
Attendance at BB&T Arena in Highland Heights for the 9th Region boys and girls basketball tournaments set attendance records this year.
A day after the new Health Innovation Center was dedicated on campus in a ceremony that included Governor Matt Bevin, Northern Kentucky University will celebrate a groundbreaking of another new dev
Nelly and special guest Juvenile will perform at BB&T Arena in Highland Heights on November 1.
The arena announced the show Tuesday morning.
Shayna Hubers was convicted again Tuesday night in the shooting death of her former boyfriend Ryan Poston.
Hubers shot and killed Poston in his Highland Heights home six years ago.
A program at Northern Kentucky University was among the state's twenty recipients of a total of $6.7 million in AmeriCorps federal funding.
