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Erlanger city council listened to the first reading of an ordinance that would reduce the size of the council from twelve members to eight.
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The Erlanger Fire Department is now entirely full-time.
Eight new firefighter/EMTs were sworn in at this month's city council meeting.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that a local high school graduate received a full scholarship to pursue a civil engineering degree.
Two Northern Kentucky Schools were included on the national list of the most challenging schools in the United States.
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The process of figuring out the best possible use for the soon-to-be vacant Internal Revenue Service site in Covington is at a halfway point, with the reveal of three potential development plans on
A $9 million federal grant was awarded for construction at the new airport in Sparta in Gallatin County.
Scaffolding and temporary netting are being placed on the John A.
Amy McGrath announced Tuesday morning that she would seek the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell next year.
The Kenton County Planning Commission is looking for public input on an update to the county's comprehensive strategic plan.
The City of Covington will offer the public its first look at three conceptual drawings of what the 23-acre Internal Revenue Service site could look like after being redeveloped.
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The Ludlow Board of Education received an update on the effectiveness of the school district's dual credit program through Gateway Community & Technical College.
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The Newport Board of Education discussed private investigator services at its most recent meeting.
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The Dayton city council was divided Tuesday night on votes related to its 2019-20 budget and funds to explore a second option for a new city building.
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Dayton could become the twelfth city in Kentucky to adopt what is touted as a "fairness ordinance", extending protections to LGBT citizens.
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All members of Ft. Mitchell city council expressed opposition to a proposed $16 to $20 million high-end apartment project on Grandview Drive.
