Covington seeking ‘right developers doing the right projects’ for new Central Riverfront site
The mostly behind-the-scenes work to prepare the 23-acre former IRS site in downtown Covington for private development is continuing on…
Government
Read More
City of Covington begins work resetting and leveling pavers at two Mainstrasse Village intersections
A contractor for the City of Covington started tearing up the brick pavers at two MainStrasse Village intersections today –…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on work on region’s highways; be alert to delays, closings
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on the following conditions and/or operations for highways in the region — and…
Taylor Mill Commissioners vote to issue request for proposals to design, build new firehouse
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Taylor Mill Commissioners voted to put out a request for proposals for a build…
City of Covington seeking public input on use of federal housing and infrastructure grants
Covington is asking the public to weigh in on how the City should invest several million dollars in federal grants…
Bellevue City Council votes unanimously to enact smoke-free ordinance; measure takes effect in May
The Bellevue City Council has voted unanimously to pass a citywide ordinance that prohibits smoking on Bellevue city property, at…
Annual review: Covington took major steps forward in ’22 with projects that will ‘elevate life’ into future
A construction trades school and its preservation trades complement. A 23-acre development in the urban core. A new City Hall…
Rep. Moser files legislation to require health plans to provide biomarker screenings for cancer patients
Representative Kim Moser, R-Taylor Mill, filed HB 180, legislation that would require health benefit plans to cover biomarker and pharmacogenetic screenings…
KY Education Commissioner testifies before House committee regarding teacher shortage, turnover
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The teacher shortage in Kentucky was the hot topic of discussion during a meeting of…
State to host 14-stop listening tour as part of Better Internet Initiative; NKY stop is March 23 in Florence
Gov. Andy Beshear announced the state will host a 14-stop listening tour beginning Tuesday, Feb. 14, in Hopkinsville as part…
Kentucky legislature reconvenes on Tuesday until March 30 — with plenty of unfinished business
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Lawmakers return to Frankfort on Tuesday for the second part of the legislative session with…
City of Fort Wright to install Automatic External Defibrillators unit in police cruisers
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Fort Wright City Council authorized the purchase of 13 portable Automatic External Defibrillators (AED)…
City of Covington to begin issuing fines to property owners illegally operating short-term rentals
Covington property owners who illegally operate short-term rentals – also known as vacation rentals or Airbnbs – are about to…
City of Newport 2022 annual report shows continued growth with $247 million in new permitted projects
The City of Newport issued nearly $225 million in commercial construction permits and $22 million in residential permits during 2022,…
Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission reports lobbyists spent record $24 million in 2022
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Spending by lobbyists on members of the Kentucky General Assembly and their staff members hit…
Park Hills moves forward on more space for new city hall; citizen questions potential ‘conflict of interest’
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Park Hills City Council convened for a caucus meeting last week. The main topic…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports work on area highways this week — be alert for closings, delays
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports projects in the works this week on the regions roads and highways —…
Secretary of State reports independent and ‘other’ voter registrations breaks 10% in Kentucky
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Secretary of State Michael Adams announced on Friday that in December, and for the first…
Northern Kentucky Water District announces members, officers of its Board of Commissioners
The Northern Kentucky Water District has completed its annual election of Board officers. During its regular Board meeting, a total…
City of Covington moves closer to ending ‘migratory existence,’ picks design team for new city hall
The City of Covington moved one step closer to ending City Hall’s 50-year “migratory existence” and building a permanent facility…
Newport City Board of Commissioners votes in favor of plan to improve bike safety accessibility
The Newport City Board of Commissioners approved plans this week to increase bicycle safety and accessibility in the city. Commissioners…
City of Covington votes for more bike friendly urban core, approves architecture firm for City Hall
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Queen City Bike President Joe Humpert wanted to keep things cheery Tuesday night. “I’m here…