Jobs are available at the Kenton Co. Detention Center, which is hosting a hiring event on Friday from 10 a.m. to noon.
Covington Independent Public Schools has saved more than $800,000 in utility costs in the three years since completing an energy savings project, the district announced this week.
Four projects in Covington and Newport are among ten statewide recently awarded Kentucky Certified Local Government (CLG) program grants, the Kentucky Heritage Council announced Monday.
The Covington board of education voted unanimously Thursday to increase the daily rate of pay for substitute teachers in the school district.
For more than fifty years, John Marx has been affectionately known as "the Bagel Man."
The Chicago owned and operated Marx Hot Bagels locally before retiring in 2019.
A Covington-based third-party logistics firm is expanding and changing locations in Covington.
The United States Postal Service is hiring positions at its post offices in Covington and Newport.
COVID-19 has impacted Covington City Hall in recent days with Mayor Joe Meyer and City Manager Ken Smith testing positive for the virus.
A man wanted in connection to a double-shooting in Ohio was arrested Tuesday morning in Covington.
The following op-ed is written by Covington board of education member Tom Haggard.
Beyond the Curb returns with in-person tours of urban living in Northern Kentucky on Sunday, October 3.
The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky (ESNKY) launched its $5 million capital campaign to complete construction on its new facility at 436 West Thirteenth Street in Covington.
Two new historical markers are coming to Kenton County sites, the Kenton County Historical Society announced.
The Victorian at Riverside opened its new, accessibly wing providing the organization, formerly known as the Covington Ladies Home, housing opportunities for 40 women.
Work to improve the alignment and safety of Hands Pike in South Covington picks up next week with blasting operations.
