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The Dayton city council on Tuesday approved a resolution in support of policies that combat climate change.
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The Boone County Fiscal Court voted to lower the county property tax rate at its meeting last week.
The rate was reduced from 10.4 to 10.2 cents per $100 assessed value.
The City of Wilder is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for its new fire station.
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The City of Taylor Mill approved an increase to its community center rental at Pride Park.
The price will increase $50 for rental, and the deposit will go from $100 to $150.
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Edgewood residents continue to express frustration with flooding after recent heavy rain events.
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The Covington Board of Education voted to accept what is known as the compensating rate for its share of local property taxes.
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A teacher in the Covington Independent Public School district spoke to the Covington board of education last week about an incident involving her young child at the Chapman Child Development Center
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A proposal first pitched by city councilman and former mayor Tyson Hermes to shrink the size of Erlanger city council was shot down earlier this month.
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The Campbell County Fiscal Court approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the proposed US 27 Smart Corridor that would stretch from Newport on the Levee to Northern Kentucky University.
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The Ludlow Board of Education approved a 4 percent increase to its tax rates last week.
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The Florence city council listened the first readings of its new tax rate for the fiscal year, familiar numbers to the elected officials.
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The Bellevue Board of Education voted this week to increase its share of the property tax rate by 4 percent, making the new rate set by the district 0.974 per $100 assessed value.
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The long-awaited improvement to the streetscape along Sixth Street and Scott Boulevard in downtown Covington is finally set to be underway.
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The Beechwood Board of Education approved a 3 percent increase to its tax rate on Monday.
