Industrial hemp legally grown in Kentucky is not considered marijuana. It has only a fraction of THC—or tetrahydrocannabinol, a psychoactive compound—found in marijuana.
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When J.R. Cassidy finished his undergraduate studies, he found himself in Tampa without a position in music like he had hoped.
He bacame a carpenter.
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There will be a local election in 2017 after all.
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There may be only place on the planet where someone can turn to you, while chasing after loose goats, and say that they last saw their kids "up by that spaceship", and mean it.
The City of Covington’s bond credit rating was upgraded by Moody’s Investors Service on Wednesday morning.
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Six years ago, when her mother fell ill, Shannon Glover returned to Covington from Dallas. She arrived home as newly divorced, and a mother of a daughter and a 6-month old baby.
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Northern Kentucky's travel and tourism industry continued to boom in 2016, generating nearly $1.7 billion of total economic impact including $388 million spent by visitors to Boone, Kenton and Camp
The Kentucky Senate and House each voted Wednesday in favor of legislation to allow publicly funded charter schools to operate in Kentucky. The bill now goes to Gov.
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The largest project yet associated with Riverfront Commons will get underway this spring.
Open Enrollment for 2017 is now complete and Kentucky officials are reporting a successful transition from kynect to the federal health insurance marketplace.
A bill that would that specify in state law that Kentucky’s public school students and public college or university students are allowed to express their religious and political views in their scho
An interim president may be confirmed at Northern Kentucky University in the coming days.
We have a lot of stories to post on Monday so be sure to check back throughout the day.
Public charter schools would be allowed to operate in Kentucky under a bill advanced today by the Kentucky House.
