Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has granted $15,000 to the American Red Cross Greater Cincinnati Tri-
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Nineteen schools across Kentucky, including five in the Boone County Schools system, are set to be added to the statewide Division of Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSC)
It is still unclear when the Newport Southbank Bridge, better known as the Purple People Bridge, will reopen to pedestrian traffic for those walking from Newport to Cincinnati.
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The City of Florence honored first responders who helped residents and battled flames at a massive fire at the Champion Club Apartments on Parkland Place on April 28.
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The Boone County fiscal court approved agreements with the state transportation cabinet (KYTC) for sidewalks on the Frogtown Road connector, Sam Neace Drive, and Burlington Pike (KY 18).
The B-Line has announced the addition of four new stops to its impressive collection of establishments comprising Northern Kentucky’s bourbon experience just in time for National Bourbon Day and th
Learning Grove has launched a new fund in partnership with Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky, supporting the Learning Grove’s regional high-quality services to families - from prenatal c
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The results of a speed survey on Taylor Mill Road were presented to Taylor Mill city commission last week.
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Park Hills city council approved its ongoing contract with the City of Ft. Wright to provide EMS service, though concerns were raised over the increasing price.
Madison Avenue Christian Church (MACC) is mourning the loss of its organist, who was killed in the Cincinnati suburb of Anderson Township last Wednesday.
A $2.1 million improvement project is set to begin on Ted Bushelman Blvd. (KY 3159) on Monday.
Tuition will not rise in the next academic year at Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) schools, including Gateway in Northern Kentucky.
A Beechwood teacher is among fourteen educators from across the state named to the Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE) Teachers Advisory Council (TAC), Education Commissioner Jason E.
