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Purrfect Day Cafe is now open in Covington.
The new business where customers can book time to play with adoptable cats while eating and drinking treats is located at 25 West 8th Street.
Though the Brent Spence Bridge will remain closed, state officials announced that the Roebling Suspension Bridge would reopen to vehicular traffic on Friday at 8 p.m., and that a stretch of Interst
Covington and Bellevue independent school districts announced Thursday that they will return to virtual learning due to the spike in COVID-19 cases in Northern Kentucky.
The Roebling Suspension Bridge is closed "until further notice", Covington Police announced late Wednesday night.
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This story has been updated with comments from Governor Andy Beshear and Kentucky Secretary of Transportation Jim Gray, and the Ohio Department of Transportation, and Covington Mayor Jo
Two men pleaded guilty to five counts of attempted murder and three counts of first degree wanton endangerment stemming from a drive-by shooting in Covington in April of 2019.
The City of Covington announced that it has funding to support homeless assistance programs for agencies with proposals for up to $300,000.
A man was arrested after being released from the hospital following a car chase in which his vehicle flipped, Kenton County Police said Tuesday morning.
A family-friendly scavenger hunt is planned in Northern Kentucky over Thanksgiving weekend.
The hunt will take players through five Covington neighborhoods to find clues in public art.
A Covington-based marketing firm announced its acquisition of a Seattle-based e-commerce agency.
The City of Covington's neighborhood grant program is accepting applications again.
The program has funded small projects across the city since it was created a year and a half ago.
With Kenton County now classified as being in the "red zone" in the state's color-coded coronavirus tracking system, averaging 25 or more daily COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population, the City of Co
A Covington community garden received $1,000 from Pure Farmland through the organization's Pure Growth Project, launched this year to ensure that community gardens and farms continue to grow, and t
The Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) announced Thursday that twenty-eight law enforcement officers from agencies across the state have graduated the basic training academy.
The City of Covington is taking over responsibilities of repairing potholes and removing snow on fifteen miles of state-owned roads in the city.
