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Go fly a kite!
In Dayton, a new event aims high to bring families to Gil Lynn Park for a day of fun, food, and flying.
More than $5 million is on its way to Northern Kentucky by way of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Governor Steve Beshear announced Thursday.
A big boost to development in Covington, Newport, Ludlow, Bellevue, and Dayton is coming in the form of a large contribution from the United States Department of the Treasury's Community Developmen
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The Third Annual Psalms Festival is set for Saturday, September 19 at Gil Lynn Park in Dayton, where kids will have a variety of fun things to do and the adults can enjoy the music from six local C
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The man found buried under a concrete floor in a Dayton basement has been identified as the investigation continues into how he got there.
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The City of Dayton is exploring a possible daytime curfew and the acquisition of a new police dog.
The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky will open HomeFest Manhattan Harbour, presented by Florida Tile, beginning October 3
Dayton Police on Saturday said that a body was found inside a home on Sixth Avenue.
Additional details are scant, however.
The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky will open HomeFest Manhattan Harbour, presented by Florida Tile, beginning October 3 and running through October
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The community got a look at what the new single family and apartment homes along Dayton's riverfront will look like when the city's planning & zoning committee unanimously approved the plans on
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At a special meeting of the Dayton Board of Education on Wednesday before its regular meeting, the general fund tax levy of 106.4 cents per $100 of real property, and 108.1 cents per $100 on person
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Dayton football has fallen on some lean years on the gridiron during Chad Montgomery’s time there as head coach.
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The Dayton City Council went into executive session Tuesday evening to discuss pending litigation.
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When the students go back to school in Dayton for the 2015-2016 school year, they will be surprised to know that their lunch ladies have already been in school to learn
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A new catering company will soon accommodate anyone's culinary needs.
