The Lincoln William Grant Scholarship Foundation announced the launch of a new website.
The Covington day care worker charged with fourth degree assault after being accused of hurting a baby, was found not guilty.
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It took more than a decade, but the 2009 Holmes High School basketball team will finally have a sign in Covington denoting its state championship that year.
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Zepata, a new cantina-style restaurant is coming to Covington at the corner of 8th Street and Madison Avenue in a building that once was home to a Frisch's restaurant.
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A Covington neighborhood that has long stood unfinished may be closer to resolution on Tuesday night when the city commission is expected to vote to accept ownership of twenty-nine undeveloped parc
A new work by D. Lynn Meyers, producing artistic director at Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, will conclude the next theatrical season at the Carnegie in Covington.
In an effort to accommodate lunchtime and daytime parkers in Mainstrasse Village, the owners of the parking garage connected to the Riverhaus apartment community is reducing its rates.
A Covington man was indicted by the Kenton County Grand Jury on Thursday on three counts of first degree sodomy and two counts of first degree sexual abuse, all involving a child under the age of 1
The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky (ESNKY) announced Wednesday that it has found a new home in Covington.
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CNN has settled with Covington Catholic student Nicholas Sandmann, who sued the cable news network following its coverage of an infamous encounter between the teen and a Native American activist on
The cities of Covington, Independence, Erlanger, and Elsmere will host a joint celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, Janaury 20.
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) is proposing significant changes to bus service in the region.
The perpetual rivalry between Cincinnati-style chili establishments Skyline and Gold Star continues to rage, year in and year out, on the north side of the Ohio River.
