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The final meeting of the current Erlanger city council continued to display the discord among its members, with a fight over code enforcement appointments and the resignation of a longtim
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After more than half a century of providing legal services to the City of Erlanger in some capacity, attorney Frank Wichmann submitted his resignation.
A food service worker at John G. Carlisle Elementary School has been diagnosed with having hepatitis A.
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A repeat of an argument from the summer of 2015 returned to the Campbell County Fiscal Court just before Thanksgiving.
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The Bellevue-Dayton Fire Department consistently loses staff members to neighboring departments, with low pay being the main deterrent to longevity.
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Superintendent Michael Borchers outlined new graduation requirements, as adopted by the state, at the recent meeting of the Ludlow Board of Education.
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Covington Independent Public Schools reported at its recent board of education meeting that it is short on bus drivers.
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The Dayton Board of Education learned about the Drop Your Drawers campaign organized by the Campbell County Public Library, which encourages donations of new underwear for students.
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The City of Florence named its new city coordinator, a familiar face to the city building.
Josh Wice will assume the new role on December 13.
In August, the Northern Kentucky Health Department reported 50 cases of hepatitis A, a viral infection of the liver, across its 4-county service area.
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No city in Northern Kentucky saw more change to its government on Election Day than Villa Hills.
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The former site of Remke Market in Ft. Mitchell will be getting a full face lift as it is redeveloped to house new businesses.
Three Northern Kentucky state senators will chair committees when the new General Assembly takes office in 2019.
How to give more leeway to Kentucky voters who want to cast ballots before Election Day was considered by some state lawmakers today during committee testimony from the Kentucky County Clerks Assoc
