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The BB&T branch at 231 Scott Blvd. in Covington is set to close, and is being consolidated with the location at 19th Street and Madison Avenue.
Covington Police Department reported Thursday that it received numerous calls about someone's clothes that caught fire, and explained that it appears to have been "an accident that involves a child
The City of Covington is looking for buyers who want to develop eleven pieces of land and renovate six vacant brick buildings in the city's Westside (north of Martin Luther King, Jr.
With the return of Covington's city pools this summer, employees are needed.
The Carnegie is set to present three shows this spring outdoors, as the COVID-19 pandemic still limits indoor options at venues.
The property at 1118 Lee Street suffered from years of neglect.
Holmes High School senior Kyndall Miller was awarded a full scholarship to attend the University of Louisville.
The Carnegie is hosting a staged reading of the 1990s hit play Angels in America: Millennium Approaches.
The Point/Arc is celebrating its Covington roots with a Love the Cov raffle.
Up to one hundred people experiencing homelessness received a COVID-19 vaccine on Monday through the efforts of Welcome House of Northern Kentucky and Walgreens.
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A building that was once home to the Kenton County jail and county government offices is closer to redevelopment - but only if the Covington city commission agrees to incentive requests as will be
The exhibit dedicated to the works and story of Covington-born artist Frank Duveneck has been extended by six weeks at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
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Despite funding challenges amidst a pandemic, several Northern Kentucky organizations came together to provide emergency shelter for the homeless this winter.
The following op-ed is from the entire Covington city commission, as signed below.
The initial schedule for the second phase traffic pattern at the Brent Spence Bridge was announced Wednesday.
