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Covington, FOP reach new contract agreement, increases new police officer pay by 10 percent

October 19, 20160

The City of Covington has approved a two-year Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Lodge #1 contract for calendar years 2016…

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Florence City Coordinator Rick Lunnemann to retire, will end 29 years of local government service

October 19, 20160

After a 29 year career working in local government, Florence City Coordinator Rick Lunnemann will be retiring from the City…

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Red Tape Reduction initiative could create growing economy, increase in income, study says

October 19, 2016October 18, 20160

If Kentucky can reduce unnecessary regulation on business, the result could be a faster growing economy and steady increase in…

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Election, U.S. Senate Part II: Incumbent Rand Paul on why he should remain your U.S. Senator

October 18, 2016October 17, 20160

The NKyTribune invited both candidates for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky to make his case for why he deserves your…

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NKY’s Trey Grayson quoted in NYTimes story on ‘election rigging’: consensus is irresponsible claims

October 17, 20160

A New York Times story today about Republican leaders and election officials of both parties combatting claims of “election rigging”…

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Election, U.S. Senate Part I: Lexington Mayor Jim Gray on why he should be Kentucky’s U.S. Senator

October 17, 2016October 17, 20161

The NKyTribune invited both candidates for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky to make his case for why he deserves your…

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OKI funding amounts to over $27 million for NKY projects, from new TANK buses to bike paths

October 15, 2016October 14, 20160

Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) Board President and Dearborn County Commissioner Kevin Lynch announced this week the awarding of…

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Sen. McConnell announces success identifying NKY as ‘high drug trafficking’ area, securing federal help

October 13, 2016October 13, 20160

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced today that the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Director Michael Botticelli…

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Gov. Bevin makes appointments to boards, commissions, include two from Northern Kentucky

October 12, 2016October 11, 20160

Gov. Matt Bevin has made the following appointments to Kentucky boards and commissions: Kentucky Humanities Council Ashley Bruggeman, Thomas H….

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Park Hills City Council proposes ordinance that could block residential development near Devou Park

October 11, 20161

By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor An overflow crowd attended Monday’s Park Hills city council Meeting Monday to hear discussion…

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Covington mayor race, Part II: Joseph (Joe) Meyer on ‘Why I should be elected Covington’s next mayor’

October 11, 2016October 11, 20160

As part of the NKyTribune’s pre-election coverage, we have offered this space to the two candidates for mayor of Covington….

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Covington Mayor race, Part I: Sherry Carran, on ‘Why I should be re-elected as Covington’s mayor’

October 10, 2016October 10, 20161

As part of the NKyTribune’s pre-election coverage, we have offered this space to the two candidates for mayor of Covington….

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Rep. Keene co-sponsoring bill to strengthen state drug laws; Beshear announces stepped-up effort

October 7, 20160

Attorney General Andy Beshear, House lawmakers and local law enforcement officials announced plans Friday to strengthen Kentucky’s laws to fight…

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Kenton County: Your choices for each office and the sample ballot — be an informed voter on November 8

October 7, 2016October 7, 20160

Kenton County voters face a number of important decisions on election day, November 8, not just for national elections, but…

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Deputy Sec. Haney talks about Red-Tape Reduction at Northern Kentucky Chamber Government Forum

October 6, 20160

Nathan Haney, Deputy Secretary of the Executive Cabinet for Gov. Matt Bevin was in Northern Kentucky Wednesday to talk about…

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Campbell County: Candidates in your races, sample ballot — Be an informed voter on November 8

October 6, 2016October 7, 20160

Campbell County voters face a number of important decisions on election day, November 8, not just for national elections, but…

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Gov. Bevin appoints two NKyians to new Kentucky Claims Commission, to oversee claims against state

October 5, 20160

Governor Matt Bevin has signed an Executive Order appointing commissioners to the new Kentucky Claims Commission. As a single administrative…

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Florence postpones hearing on license revocation for massage parlors, businesses remain closed

October 5, 20160

By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor A hearing to determine the fate of two massage parlors in Florence was postponed…

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Boone County: A summary of your choices and your sample ballot — Be an informed voter on Nov. 8

October 5, 2016October 5, 20160

Boone County voters face a number of important decisions on election day, November 8, not just for national elections, but…

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Florence Mayor Whalen updates Rotarians on progress in Kentucky’s eighth-largest city

October 4, 2016October 4, 20160

By Pat Moynahan Special to the NKyTribune The city of Florence continues to see small and large investments in commercial…

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Residential child-caregivers who provide for foster children with high-level needs get rate increase

October 3, 2016October 2, 20160

A rate increase went into effect October 1 for residential child-caring facilities in Kentucky that care for foster children with…

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Villa Hills’ special meeting on Oct. 4 to discuss draft ordinances; potential executive session

September 30, 20160

Villa Hills Mayor Irvin T. “Butch” Callery has issued an amended special meeting notice for the city. The City Council…

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