Eight additional cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Northern Kentucky on Tuesday, bringing the region's total to 1,276 since the pandemic began.
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Two people were confirmed dead after a vehicle crashed into the Licking River on Tuesday afternoon.
The City of Newport rescinded its curfew order that was issued on Sunday.
However, the city noted that the curfew is still in effect for people under the age of 18 from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
345 newly confirmed cases of coronavirus were reported in Kentucky on Monday, Governor Andy Beshear said in producing the numbers from Sunday and Monday.
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The nationwide protests against the killing of African-Americans by police arrived in Covington on Sunday as dozens rallied outside police headquarters at 20th Street and Madison Avenue.
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Ludlow Independent Schools is working on its application for non-traditional instruction (NTI) for the next school year, as required by the Kentucky Department of Education, even though hope remain
The cities of Covington and Newport have enacted curfews for Sunday night into Monday morning as civil unrest grips cities around the country, including Cincinnati, related to the killing of Africa
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The Covington Board of Education honored its staff and faculty members who are retiring this year.
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The next meeting of the Boone County Fiscal Court will take place in public at the county administration building in Burlington, Judge/Executive Gary Moore said last week.
The Kenton County Driver's License office will reopen on Monday, Kenton County Circuit Court Clerk John C. Middleton announced.
Two Northern Kentucky men were appointed to state committees by Governor Andy Beshear.
Ground broke Thursday on the first new student housing development at Northern Kentucky University since 2003.
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The Newport board of education offered additional benefits to teachers in the school district.
