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Ludlow city council had a discussion over whether or not to raise taxes Thursday evening as the city did a first reading of an ordinance laying out the fiscal plan.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
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Ludlow Independent Schools hopes to have students in their classrooms on September 28, Superintendent Michael Borchers said during Thursday's board of education meeting.
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The City of Ludlow honored its K9 officer Oakley, who died recently.
Mayor Josh Boone presented a flag to Police Lieutenant Bart Beck in Oakley's memory.
Sanitation District 1 announced Wednesday that it plans to upgrade the wastewater pump station at Bromley, and to build a parallel pump station and nearby diversion structure.
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Ludlow Independent Schools released its reopening plan on Wednesday.
Ludlow has the best up and coming real estate market in Kentucky, according to Insurify, a Massachusetts-based insurance comparison shopping website.
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The Ludlow board of education met in person for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted such meetings.
Attendees wore masks and were spaced apart.
Two juveniles are charged after fires last week at a vacant structure and a business in Ludlow.
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Ludlow Independent Schools is working on its application for non-traditional instruction (NTI) for the next school year, as required by the Kentucky Department of Education, even though hope remain
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Developments are moving forward in Ludlow during the coronavirus pandemic, though one likely won't look as hoped for originally.
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Enrollment for preschool and kindergarten is down at Ludlow Independent Schools, as the COVID-19 pandemic keeps people at home and schools closed.
The Ludlow city council called an emergency meeting for Thursday to consider a tougher curfew for minors, citing recent violations of the current curfew as well as the COVID-19 global pandemic as a
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The Ludlow board of education saw a showcase of A Day Without Words, a special program presented by special education teacher Tammy Roberts.
The neighboring cities of Ludlow and Bromley have closed their city parks to the public amid the coronavirus/COVID-19 global pandemic and to continue the effort to encourage social distancing to sl
