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The candidates for Covington Mayor, current city commissioners Sherry Carran and Steve Casper, appeared together at a luncheon/forum hosted by the Covington Business Council.

The special executive session for the Covington City Commission Monday morning at City Hall was for the purpose of interviewing potential chiefs of the city's fire department.

There are not enough trash cans and cigarette butt collectors in the city according to Keep Covington Beautiful which presented its mission to the city commission last Tuesday.

The following information comes from the officer of Covington Independent Public Schools Superintendent Lynda Jackson:

UPDATE: City Commissioner Shawn Masters has issued a statement about the executive session meeting, confirming that it is in regards to interviewing potential fire chiefs.

The two candidates for Covington mayor discussed some wide-ranging issues at their final debate on Thursday.

Over 300,000 jobs will become available in the Northern Kentucky region between now and 2020, according to a recently-released Jobs Outlook report.

Thursday was a busy one for Covington mayoral candidates Sherry Carran and Steve Casper, both current city commissioners in their third and first terms, respectively.

Kenton County was among 108 counties across Kentucky to see its unemployment rate drop in September, according to preliminary numbers released by the Commonwealth's Education & Workforce Develo

The Hotel Covington, a new boutique hotel going inside the current City Hall and at $25 million, the largest development project to hit Covington in years was the result of a broken down Porsche.

Though it was just a first reading and no vote was taken on the proposed rental inspection program at Tuesday night's Covington City Commission meeting, there were plenty of comments for and agains