Two teachers from the Kenton County School District were honored at Campbellsville University's Excellence in Teaching Awards.
The Boone County Public Library's newest branch is set to open in Hebron on July 29.
The Kenton County Public Library is excited to announce that Grow with Google is coming to our Erlanger Branch on July 17th.
Vietnam War-era veteran Brian Tucker was recently homeless.
Free meals will be available for children in the city of Newport through August 1.
Northern Kentucky University’s Dr. Christine Curran and Dr. Lauren Williamson received an Athey Science Education and Outreach grant from the Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS).
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The City of Union hosted its annual Fourth of July Parade.
Photos by RCN's Patricia A. Scheyer
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The City of Edgewood hosted its annual Fourth of July Parade.
Photos by RCN's Patricia A. Scheyer
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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.
The Children's Home of Northern Kentucky earned "Innovator" status from the Human Rights Campaign, a Washington, D.C.-based organization focused on advancing equality issues for LGBTQ people.
Advocates for better bicycle infrastructure in Newport will take to the streets on Tuesday for a "slow ride".
The winner of a $1 million Powerball lottery jackpot, won from a ticket purchased in Florence, has come forward.
But, according to the Kentucky Lottery, the winner will remain anonymous.
A ticket sold in Florence won $1 million in Wednesday night's Powerball drawing.
Gateway Community & Technical College Foundation was the latest recipient of a grant from the new Give Where You Live NKY program.
