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The Kenton County Fiscal Court approved the county's participation in the a Trash for Cash program, which allows groups to pick up garbage as fundraisers.
Governor Andy Beshear thanked Covington-based Gravity Diagnostics for its role in testing for COVID-19 across Kentucky, and also noted a good turnout at the temporary drive-up testing site in Indep
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The Kenton County Fiscal Court hosted its first virtual meeting to conduct county business.
The Kenton County Fiscal Court will begin meeting virtually, citing the coronavirus/COVID-19 global pandemic.
A new alternative sentencing program was announced Friday involving the Covington-based Life Learning Center, the Kenton County Detention Center, and the Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney's Off
Kenton County now has five confirmed cases of coronavirus/COVID-19, the Northern Kentucky Health Department announced Sunday.
The 33-year old woman is at home in isolation.
There are now four confirmed cases of novel coronavirus/COVID-19 in Kenton County.
This story has been updated to include details from a Wednesday evening virtual news conference hosted by the Northern Kentucky Health Department.
The Kenton County Detention Center will not allow visitors to see inmates, Jailer Terry Carl announced Friday.
In a news release, Carl cited concern over the coronavirus/COVID-19.
From the Kenton County Public Library:
Since this article was originally published to include only Kenton County's declaration, additional counties have declared emergencies: Campbell, Boone, and Grant.
This story has been updated with the identity of the two people found dead inside the home.
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Court cases continue from last year's encounter between students from Covington Catholic High School, Black Hebrew Israelites, and Native American activists in Washington, D.C.
A new effort to preserve and improve parts of the Licking River watershed was announced on Wednesday.
About 800 Kenton County driver’s license, permit, and identification card-holders may be receiving a letter from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) this month notifying them that they could
