Northern Kentucky University is moving its five in-person graduation ceremonies in May indoors at BB&T Arena.
A senior at Holmes High School will receive money in the former of a savings account to help him with college expenses on Tuesday, following a good deed that took place last
Covington City Clerk Maggie Nyhan is set to retire after more than twenty years at City Hall.
Give Where You Live NKY giving circle members recently gathered to give $6,500 to Esperanza Latino Center in a process that took less than an hour.
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The Boone County fiscal court met last week and welcomed the public to offer feedback about abandoning the county's right of way along 685 feet of Vesper Lane.
Women's Crisis Center (WCC) announced that it opened Companion Kennel in Maysville.
The family of retired Kentucky State Trooper Sandra (Schonecker) Taylor, along with the Kentucky State Police and other law enforcement agencies, celebrated her life during an interment ceremony in
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Bellevue city council authorized Mayor Charlie Cleves to execute a lease agreement with Cincinnati-based Enson Group to bring a new seafood restaurant to the city's riverfront.
Covington Police Department reported Thursday that it received numerous calls about someone's clothes that caught fire, and explained that it appears to have been "an accident that involves a child
Two donors with funds at Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky have joined together to cause a major permanent improvement for young people in Northern Kentucky by funding $1 million and per
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Park Hills considered budget items at its caucus meeting this week, including finding a permanent place to meet in person.
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Some Florence residents urged city council to reconsider its decision to close the Florence Aquatic Center for the second consecutive summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bills vetoed or signed by Governor Andy Beshear on Wednesday were discussed
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The Boone County fiscal court approved a partnership with Cincinnati Bell that leaders expect will result in the development of a one gigabit high-speed broadband network available to every address
Residents of southern Kenton County are being asked to complete a survey related to broadband access.
