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Many years have passed since Manhattan Harbour was first announced as a potentially transformational project at Dayton's riverfront.
RentCafe, an online apartment search site, released its November rent report for the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Three properties previously acquired by the City of Covington in an effort to combat blight are now targeted for redevelopment.
The Newport Board of Education on Thursday unanimously rejected a proposal to create a charter school in the district.
Governor Andy Beshear announced Thursday that a special election to fill the vacant state representative seat in House District 67 will be on Tuesday, February 25.
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The Ludlow board of education hosted its regular meeting this month at Ludlow High School's Genius Lab where senior student Aidan Schaffner offered a tour of historic sites in Philadelphia via VR-A
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The Dayton Board of Education renewed the contract with Superintendent Jay Brewer.
The new contract runs from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2024.
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The proposed opening of River Cities Academy, a would-be charter school in Newport, was discussed at a public meeting hosted by the Newport Board of Education last week.
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Change continues to be in the development stages along Donnermeyer and Riviera drives.
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The decision to appoint Mayor Jessica Fette as the city's representative to the board of the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) was met with some protest at Erlanger's city
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A recap of the Bromley city council meeting from earlier this month:
A woman was found dead in Erlanger on Saturday afternoon.
Thomas More University was awarded a $100,000 grant from the Austin E. Knowlton Foundation to support an Austin E. Knowlton endowed memorial scholarship fund.
In partnership with the Kentucky State Board for the Certification of Librarians, the Department for Libraries and Archives (KDLA) within the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet ha
The Commonwealth of Kentucky launched its third Kentucky Advanced Technical College High program for students, this time in Northern Kentucky.
