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The Covington Board of Education voted to accept what is known as the compensating rate for its share of local property taxes.
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A teacher in the Covington Independent Public School district spoke to the Covington board of education last week about an incident involving her young child at the Chapman Child Development Center
The restaurants Fire, Biscuits to Burgers, and Butler's Pantry will now be operated by two popular Covington chefs.
The City of Covington is seeking answers to requests for proposals (RFPs) from interested parties for three city-owned properties.
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The long-awaited improvement to the streetscape along Sixth Street and Scott Boulevard in downtown Covington is finally set to be underway.
The City of Covington is calling the next phase of Riverfront Commons its "crown jewel".
Work begins on the new section at the north end of Greenup Street next Tuesday.
News accounts in the weeks and days leading up to Election Day detailed the turmoil: Widespread protests ... Molotov cocktails ... destroyed ballots ... arson ... a purge of local officials ...
A water main break on Third Street between Madison Avenue and Scott Boulevard in Covington forced the Kenton County government building to close on Monday afternoon.
The City of Covington recently launched its first lead-based paint hazard reduction program.
The city received a federal grant worth $1.66 million for the program.
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The Covington man arrested this week on multiple charges related to child pornography also serves on the City of Covington's human rights commission.
Children, Inc. will now be known as Learning Grove.
A Covington man was arrested on child pornography charges this week.
Cincinnati Public Radio announced Thursday that Andy Ellis is the new classical music host at WGUC, the region's classical music station, and sister station to NPR member station WVXU.
This article has been updated to correct a reference to "six men" receiving an award. One of the recipients, Alex Weldon, is a woman.
Rick Davis will retire from the City of Covington as director of public works.
The news was announced at Tuesday night's city commission meeting.
