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The Taylor Mill city commission met Monday afternoon to listen to a first reading of its tax rates ordinance.
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Three Northern Kentucky school districts have new leaders to begin this unique year heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Boone County Fiscal Court watched a presentation last week on its possible tax rates.
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The Covington board of education on Thursday voted to rent computers and similar devices from Covington-based Blair Technology Group due to a delay in receiving 1,050 iPads and other devices from a
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Park Hills city council met last week virtually to discuss infrastructure and financial oversight.
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The Newport board of education met in person last Wednesday, though not in the usual meeting room.
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The Dayton board of education set its tax rate at 106.1 cents per $100 of assessed property value, a decrease from last year's 119.7 rate.
Sanitation District 1 of Northern Kentucky (SD 1) has been working quietly with researchers at the University of Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute for several months on a wastewat
The Commonwealth of Kentucky will receive part of more than $35 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of the State Opioid Response Grants program.
Boone County was awarded $430,584 for housing programs.
Four Covington firefighters part of Ohio Task Force 1 are expected to have arrived in Texas earlier Thursday following the landfall of Hurricane Laura, which hit that state and Louisiana as a categ
The first dose in Cincinnati in a vaccine trial to evaluate its effectiveness for COVID-19 was administered at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine on Tuesday.
A Holy Cross High School student tested positive for COVID-19 in what the Diocese of Covington called "an isolated case."
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Ludlow Independent Schools hopes to have students in their classrooms on September 28, Superintendent Michael Borchers said during Thursday's board of education meeting.
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When you’re undergoing treatment for breast cancer, you need an “oasis”, a “happy place,” according to Carman Deda Lake.
