Gov. Beshear announces winner of final Shot at a Million sweepstakes: Mary Mattingly of Louisville
The final set of winners in Kentucky’s Shot at a Million sweepstakes, the incentive program to encourage Kentuckians to get…
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Kentucky Department of Revenue accepting applications for agriculture exemption numbers
The Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) is now accepting applications from eligible farmers for new agriculture exemption numbers designed to…
The Carnegie’s latest theatrical production offers emotional journey to the ‘End of the Rainbow’
Judy Garland was a star of stage and screen whose talent was unparalleled in its time. Her personal journey, however,…
Andrew Vandiver: Return to classes a reminder to shop for more than just supplies, shop for education
School is back in session. New classrooms, new supplies and new teachers bring a feeling of opportunity, and maybe a…
Covington seeking responses to survey mapping basement flooding in effort to isolate problem areas
If your basement floods during heavy rain, the City of Covington wants to make sure you’re on a list it…
Cuban and Latin American fusion restaurant and rum bar Amador to join Newport on the Levee lineup
Refreshing mojitos, Cuban cuisine and impressive riverfront views of the Cincinnati skyline are coming soon to Newport on the Levee….
Campbell County Public Library makes fine-free policy implemented due to pandemic permanent
The Campbell County Public Library is now permanently fine-free. Patrons may return their items without the worry of late fines,…
IT solutions provider C-Forward plans $2.3 million expansion to corporate offices in Covington
C-Forward, a managed services provider of IT solutions with clients throughout Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, has announced plans for…
Fraternal Order of Eagles to celebrate grand opening of new Dayton Aerie Saturday; public invited
The Dayton chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.), an international nonprofit organization, will have a grand opening ceremony…
Attorney General’s Office, Kentucky Venues partner to raise awareness of human trafficking at events
The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office and Kentucky Venues on Wednesday announced a new joint effort to raise awareness about human…
Erlanger plans $1.25 million in development and future upgrades for three of its 12 city parks
The City of Erlanger is spending $1.25 million to improve city parks and develop a master plan for future upgrades…
KDFWR stream improvement projects underway in Boone Co. as part of state mitigation program
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has started the design phase of three major stream improvement projects near…
Covington officials seeking ideas for Austinburg Park rehab project prior to Friday night’s outdoor movie
The City of Covington is asking residents of the Austinburg neighborhood to get their mental “vision boards” ready. Before the…
Kentucky Department of Agriculture records highest-ever Ag Tag donations with more than $731,000
Kentucky farmers donated $731,627.67 to the Ag Tag Program for 2021 – the highest ever in program history, the Kentucky…
Rules set for return of Labor Day weekend Riverfest fireworks celebration in Covington and Devou Park
The City of Covington is putting in place familiar restrictions designed to ensure safety and orderly traffic flow as large…
Nationwide Gas prices, demand both see declines; Crude oil prices reach lowest levels since May
Crude oil prices saw a significant decline of $5 per barrel on the week, down to $62.32 per barrel at…
AT&T grant helps Read Ready Covington create StoryWalks, prepare Hispanic parents for GED
At eight areas around the city this summer, Read Ready Covington spread the magic of children’s stories through an innovative…
USS Nightmare seeking members for 2021 ‘ghastly crew’ of Northern Kentucky’s favorite haunted ship
The USS Nightmare is seeking the most intense, creepiest and scariest monsters in the tri-state to join Captain Mitchell’s ghastly…
First school risk assessment report finds nearly all of Ky’s schools compliant with access control measures
Nearly all of Kentucky’s schools are compliant with the School Safety and Resiliency Act (SSRA), in large part due to…
Katherine Mueller: The housing crisis is very real for landlords too, but evictions are not the answer
There is no doubt that the last year and a half has been difficult for everyone, in every corner of…
New Kentucky Southern Social bourbon weekend experience set for Omni Louisville Hotel Sept. 16-18
By Nicole Childress Building Kentucky Curious bourbon fans and collectors will love a new bourbon experience planned this September at…
Citing ‘innovation and quality governance’ KLC names Covington City Government of the Year
The national narrative for local governments last year was defined by retreat and retraction. But the City of Covington forged…