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Editor's note: This story recaps three Florence city council meetings that took place in March.
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Edgewood city council discussed a possible ban on pit bulls during its regular meeting earlier this month.
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The Ft. Wright city council awarded a contract to Ford Construction for the city's forthcoming Amsterdam Road project.
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Newport Independent School District is adjusting its food distribution program that began when schools were closed due to the current global pandemic.
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After being appointed about a year ago to fill a vacancy on the Dayton board of education, Bret Neuspickle is stepping down.
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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.
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Two new police officers were sworn in at a Taylor Mill city commission meeting earlier this month.
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A proposed zoning change was presented to the Boone County Fiscal Court earlier this month.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that the residential project will be located in Park Hills.
The Kenton County Fiscal Court will begin meeting virtually, citing the coronavirus/COVID-19 global pandemic.
The Covington city commission approved its participation in the Riverfront Ecosystem Restoration Project that the U.S.
There are now 29 confirmed cases of coronavirus/COVID-19 in Kenton, Campbell, Boone, and Grant counties, the Northern Kentucky Health Department reported on Sunday.
The City of Covington released a series of orders related to the coronavirus/COVID-19 global pandemic this week.
Here is a rundown:
A new alternative sentencing program was announced Friday involving the Covington-based Life Learning Center, the Kenton County Detention Center, and the Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney's Off
There are now nineteen confirmed cases of coronavirus/COVID-19 in Northern Kentucky spead across Kenton, Boone, and Campbell counties.
