The ten candidates vying for six seats on the Bellevue city council faced off in a candidates forum co-hosted by the Bellevue Neighborhood Association and The River City News on Tuesday ni
It’s no walk in the park figuring out how to pay to maintain Kentucky’s 49 state parks.
The Kentucky Department of Education on Wednesday released its 2017-18 student assessment results, identifying the lowest-performing schools and those struggling to meet the needs of specific group
The new look for Kentucky's driver's licenses, permits, and personal IDs was unveiled by the state transportation cabinet on Monday morning.
Mainstrasse Village Association announced Saturday afternoon that it decided to declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
This story has been corrected and updated to reflect that the West Nile cases in Northern Kentucky have not been confirmed, but simply reported to the health department.
A former drug policy adviser to presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama will speak in opposition to the concept of legalizing medical marijuana in Kentucky.
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St. Elizabeth Physicians is closing its Urgent Care location in Latonia.
The location will close on Sunday, September 23.
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Before the City of Covington moved to 20 West Pike Street five years ago, City Hall was a different kind of hall.
It was a bingo hall.
In the latest round of gubernatorial appointments to state boards and commissions, Governor Matt Bevin chose two people from Northern Kentucky.
Another food service worker in Northern Kentucky has been diagnosed with hepatitis A.
This time, the worker was employed at the Lee's Famous Recipe on Burlington Pike in Florence.
Whether legalizing medical marijuana is the right prescription for Kentucky was pondered Friday by a state legislative panel.
Only one county in the state has a lower unemployment rate than Campbell, Boone, and Kenton.
A state representative is asking the Kentucky General Assembly to consider proposals to reduce gun violence.
Attorney General Andy Beshear was in Covington this week to visit the Kenton County Detention Center and its addiction recovery programs.
