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There are two new schools in downtown Covington offering private education to local youth.
One is already open and another plans to open for the next school year.
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The Bellevue board of education voted last Monday to reissue district bonds at a lower interest rate through its agreement with the Bellevue Independent Schools Finance Cirporation.
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The Boone County Public Library launched a pilot program to provide greater access to the internet for Boone County Schools students.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has created recruiting challenges for fire departments across Northern Kentucky.
A winter weather advisory was issued by the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio (NWS) for the Northern Kentucky area, with calls for snow in the amount of one to three inches Monday to Tue
Multiple fire departments responded Saturday morning to the Acapulco Mexican Restaurant on Turfway Road in Florence.
The fire reportedly broke out just before 10 a.m.
New Richmond Road (KY 1996) will close Monday for a slide repair project, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - District 6 Office announced on Wednesday.
A new emergency winter shelter for single adults is opening in Covington.
Welcome House of Northern Kentucky will open the temporary shelter on November 30 through March 31, 2021.
A campaign to support Northern Kentucky small businesses during the holiday season by encouraging shoppers to purchase gift cards at local shops, restaurants, bars and more is being launched Monday
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Two sites of more than 108 and 166 acres in Boone County is poised to be home to an industrial and commercial development.
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The City of Edgewood contracted with Harris Technology and AMK for its new emergency radio equipment but the ire chief said Monday that he has lost confidence. The city has asked for a refund.
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Plans for new gateways into Ft. Wright were presented to city council last week.
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Dayton Independent Schools Superintendent Jay Brewer said at last week's board of education meeting that there has been no transmission of COVID-19 on the district's campuses, but that the schools
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Sixth grade students at Mary A.
