Boone County Schools named Matthew Turner its new superintendent on Tuesday.
The Campbell County Public Library will offer curbside pickup of library items starting Monday, May 18.
A program created last year between Sanitation District 1 and the Brighton Center is benefiting customers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Part of Amsterdam Road in Fort Wright will see a prolonged closure as part of its reconstruction, the City of Fort Wright announced Monday.
New COVID-19 testing is now available in Erlanger.
Governor Andy Beshear is encouraging residents to sign up for the free tests at 25 Atlantic Avenue.
The Commonwealth of Kentucky received $1.7 million in brownfield assessment grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that the grant funds would be no more than $75,000. The actual amount is $175,000.
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The Erlanger city council met virtually on Tuesday but upon convening, Councilman Gary Meyer motioned to postpone some parts of the meeting until June.
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Edgewood city council resumed meetings at the city building for the first in more than a month. It was closed to the public and council members' chairs were spaced apart.
The Anchor Grill saw its west-facing wall, and the large mural painted on it, heavily damaged Friday when a car crashed into the side of the building.
Matt Engel is the new assistant superintendent at Erlanger-Elsmere Schools, where the Lloyd Memorial High School graduate has spent his entire 21-year career in education.
A new development is coming to the former site of the Beverly Hills Supper Club, the famed Northern Kentucky destination that burned in the late 1970s, killing 165 people.
The City of Covington has canceled its annual Memorial Day parade.
Mayor Joe Meyer signed an executive order on the cancellation this week.
Two more people in Northern Kentucky have died from COVID-19-related illnesses, the Northern Kentucky Health Department reported on Wednesday.
Gateway Community & Technical College announced Wednesday that it plans to continue remote learning through the summer and reopen campuses in the fall.
