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Some residents in Boone County are upset about the blasting taking place at the Amazon Air construction site near CVG Airport.
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Business leaders in the city addressed the Park Hills city council during its caucus meeting last night, at the invitation of Mayor Kathy Zembrodt.
The Covington city commission adopted a resolution last week criticizing what it calls "unwarranted increases" in pension contributions.
Governor Andy Beshear will be in Newport on Monday to present nearly half a million dollars in state funds to four local cities.
A long stretch of Sleepy Hollow Road (KY 1072) will be closed on Monday.
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie's district includes all of Northern Kentucky and the Ohio River counties stretching from near Louisville in the west to Ashland in the east.
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The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) approved on Thursday a tax increment finance (TIF) district plan as part of a forthcoming development in Highland Heights at Northern Ken
The Kentucky Public Service Commission will conduct a meeting in Edgewood to provide information on and receive public comments regarding the electric rate increase requested by Duke Energy Kentuck
The Transit Authority of Covington (TANK) will hold two public meetings over the next two weeks as the bus service continues to weigh the elimination of certain routes across Northern Kentucky.
A man was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Independence on Wednesday evening.
The woman killed in a fire last week in Union has been identified.
Linda Jean Anderson, 59, was killed in the house fire last Tuesday at a home on the 900 block of Caitlin Drive.
The homeless populations of Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Grant, and Kenton counties will be counted on Wednesday.
Campbell County Police identified the driver killed in a crash on AA Highway on Saturday as Eric Clos, 39, of Brooksville, Ky.
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The issue of committee meetings and their role in regular city council meetings came up last week at Edgewood city council.
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The Dayton board of education approved its school facility plan, though there are no funds available to address what Superintendent Jay Brewer called a Christmas wish list.
