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A proposal to turn the historic Marianne Theater in Bellevue into condos was withdrawn, City Administrator Frank Warnock told The River City News on Friday.
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Bellevue Independent Schools is trying something different for its school board meetings.
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A trip to Twice As Nice Antiques and More in Bellevue inspired local author Heather Grothaus's newest medieval book series.
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Northern Kentucky's River Cities of Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, and Ludlow are not taking the same action this year on property taxes this year.
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In the City of Bellevue's search for proposals for one of its most well-known landmarks, only one development showed up at the city building.
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She stands out significantly among the rest. Her iconic look brings a unique character to the Bellevue's Fairfield Avenue. And, she’s often described as the quaint river city’s gem.
Iconic rock band KISS was in the area late last week for their final Cincinnati appearance, a concert at Riverbend.
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The Bellevue Board of Education voted this week to increase its share of the property tax rate by 4 percent, making the new rate set by the district 0.974 per $100 assessed value.
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Bellevue city council is considering the adoption of an ordinance to designate the entirety of Fairfield Avenue as an entertainment district.
The Cincinnati Reds, St. Elizabeth Healthcare, the Cincinnati Zoo, and Duke Energy are partnering for a day-long service project on Thursday at the Bellevue Vets Complex.
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The shortage of qualified teachers in the state is reaching Northern Kentucky, causing concern for some districts.
A man is in jail after a robbery and crash in Dayton and Bellevue on Saturday.
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The cities of Bellevue and Edgewood are each poised to tighten regulations of short-term rentals, such as those provided by online platforms like Airbnb in which a property owner rents a room or a
The Kentucky Heritage Council announced funding for twelve projects across the state, with a third of them in Northern Kentucky.
