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Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron spoke at the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce government forum and opened a Covington field office this week.
Dr. Iliana Rosales Figueroa has recently been appointed to the Kenton County Public Library Board of Trustees by County Judge/Executive Kris Knochelmann.
The City of Crescent Springs held a park dedication ceremony to officially rename one of its parks “Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park" o
The Union Promenade took a major step forward last week.
Northern Kentucky University’s Dr.
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Senator Mitch McConnell joined Alecia Webb-Edgington, president of the Life Learning Center, and Garren Colvin, president and CEO of St.
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Ft. Wright city council saw a presentation on a possible Lexus dealership opening in the city, and also decided to award a contract to tear down its Civil War museum.
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The city of Crescent Springs held a special meeting Monday evening to conduct the second reading and vote on two ordinances which give Justin Hartfiel, the city's mayor, the authority to negotiate
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Taylor Mill City Attorney Frank Wichmann will serve in that role through January 1, but after that date, a new firm will take on the city's legal representation.
A new drive-through COVID testing site is open at the Florence Mall.
A Warsaw man was killed Thursday morning in Boone County after crashing his car, leaving it, and then being struck by a vehicle while walking.
Kenton County Dispatch Supervisor, Melissa Eddy, has been given the Line Supervisor of the Year Award by the Kentucky Emergency Numbers Association in partnership with the Kentucky chapter of the A
Aberdeen Avenue in Latonia is 628 feet long, its driving surface has an estimated remaining service life of six years, and its recommended maintenance plan currently involves patching.
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Following the addition of land, the developers of the planned Downs of Nicholson in Independence are adding more residential homes and a gym.
The City of Covington announced a new neighborhood services director and deputy director, and both are familiar faces at City Hall.
