Flags are at half-staff to honor retired U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice John Paul Stevens
In accordance with the proclamation by President Donald J. Trump, both American and state flags at public office buildings will…
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Jay Weber named to Fort Wright City Council, effective now, replaces Mike Hoerlein who resigned
Fort Wright City Council met recently with eleven (11) potential candidates for an opening on the council. Everyone who expressed…
County’s move to former Bavarian Brewery means big changes at two Covington sites
If you see a convoy of moving trucks driving west through downtown Covington the first two weekends of September, here’s…
Day Two of special session: House committee chooses Bevin’s pension plan; floor debate Monday
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Day two of the special session of the Kentucky General Assembly saw Gov. Matt Bevin’s…
Three measures introduced as Kentucky General Assembly special session convenes in Frankfort
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky General Assembly gaveled in Friday morning on day one of a special session…
Transportation Cabinet awards $16.6M for community improvements, includes $1.5M for four NKY projects
Governor Matt Bevin and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) announced a $16.6 million investment to fund 42 transformative community projects…
Six miles of paving projects set to begin in Covington, first in Latonia, then on southeast side
Covington residents should get ready for the smell of fresh asphalt. The City of Covington’s annual repaving program begins July…
Covington City Commission to hear five-year economic development proposal next week
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune Reporter It was all about economic development Tuesday night in Covington. While commissioners had much to…
Franklin County Court Judge Phillip Shepherd rules Kentucky’s death penalty protocol unconstitutional
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service A Franklin County judge has ruled the state’s protocol for carrying out the death…
Bevin calls special session — to start Friday morning — on public pensions to address state’s looming crisis
Gov. Matt Bevin will convene the Kentucky General Assembly into special session, beginning this Friday, July 19 at 8 a.m….
FairWarning: Little progress so far on U.S. goal to cut food waste in half; big portions end up in landfills
By Susan Abram FairWarning While 1 in 8 Americans are considered to be “food insecure,” an estimated 40 percent of…
Northbound Amsterdam Road closing Monday; site work soon to be underway for subdivision
Northbound Amsterdam Road running from Park Hills into Covington will close Monday morning to through traffic to make way for…
Covington IRS site concepts: mix of uses, three scenarios for 23 acres continue the public discussion
An event Thursday evening at Covington City Hall gave the public a first look at three conceptual drawings of what…
Covington tweaks incentives that assisted 30 small businesses last year; goal is to be more helpful
The City of Covington didn’t just talk about helping its small and new businesses in the fiscal year that ended…
Covington zoning rewrite in need of feedback, website lets the public engage during the process
It’s not too late to help the City of Covington revamp its approach to zoning. A new project website gives…
Direction 2030: Kenton County holding public open house on finding of research on its future
The Kenton County Fiscal Court is holding a public open house on July 22, to display findings of a research…
Covington wants help writing Parks & Recreation long-term master plan for facilities, programs
Covington Parks & Recreation has hired a consultant to help it do some soul searching over the next 10 months,…
Bevin appointments include new Gateway board members; Spike Jones to Law Enforcement Council
Gov. Matt Bevin’s appointments to Kentucky Boards and Commissions include several Northern Kentuckians. Charles Clifford Coleman, John Baines and Charles…
KYTC District 6 road report update on current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 office would like the public to be aware of the following conditions and/or operations…
New law says Kentucky citizens are no longer required to have license to conceal a deadly weapon
Citizens of Kentucky are no longer required to have a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon in the Commonwealth….
As IRS prepares to vacate Covington site, public is invited to evaluate three conceptual plans Thursday
An event Thursday evening will give the public a first look at three conceptual drawings of what could be built…
Summer street-sweeping begins in Covington July 8, schedule is available on City website
The Covington summer street-sweeping schedule begins Monday, July 8. Covington’s Public Works Department has divided the City into 24 sections,…