Erlanger closer to allowing backyard chickens after first reading of new ordinance; will allow six chickens
Erlanger residents are closer to being able to have backyard chickens after the first reading of a new ordinance was…
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meetNKY starts destination assessment and strategic planning process as recovery continues in the region
As the Northern Kentucky tourism industry continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, the destination marketing organization for the three…
NKY schools included in Prichard Committee’s learning network to increase family engagement
The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, through its Kentucky Collaborative for Families and Schools, has selected 58 Kentucky schools to…
KY State Chamber elects new board chair; names NKY’s Colvin and McGraw to leadership positions
Two prominent Northern Kentuckians have been elected to leadership positions on the board of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, as…
Final orange beam put in place on Ovation’s 100k sq. ft. office building in Newport, new era underway
The final steel beam was raised on the Class A Office Building at Ovation, a 100,000 square foot building featuring…
DeVou Good Foundation invests in reopening the Purple People Bridge — to both sides of the river
On May 11, the pedestrian-only Purple People Bridge was closed after a large stone came loose from the first pier…
Northern Kentucky University to award college credit to alumni of Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs
The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE) has achieved another milestone in 2021. Through a partnership with its host school Northern…
Federal officials approve closure of Covington’s City Heights; residents to be relocated over three years
After two years of scrutiny, federal housing officials have approved plans to shut down the beleaguered City Heights barracks-style public…
Governor: COVID numbers trending down due to vaccinations, masks; wants ‘hero’ worker bonuses
Gov. Andy Beshear said weekly COVID-19 cases and test positivity rates, as well as COVID-19 hospitalizations, ICU admittances, ventilator uses…
Our Rich History: Land development at Thomas More College helped a small college survive and thrive
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 15 of our series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” In…
Newport School of Innovation continues to grow as new programs are added to appeal to more students
The Newport School of Innovation – the mostly online program launched three years ago by the Newport Independent Schools district…
Elated Kentucky Wildcats ‘elevate, celebrate’ monumental win over 10th-ranked Florida Gators
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops has defeated Florida not once, but twice. Three years removed after Stoops and…
The River: Stern paddlewheeler houseboats were all the rage — and oh what fun there was to be had
While our good Captain is taking a bit of a break, we are sharing the origins of his storytelling —…
Ovation office building to be celebrated with ‘topping out’ ceremony raising final steel beam on Monday
The final steel beam will be raised tomorrow on the Class A Office Building at Ovation, a 100,000-square-foot building featuring…
Fort Thomas’ Katie Nzekwu, founder of Found Village, receives highest community service award in the country
By Peggy Kreimer Hodgson Rotary Club of Cincinnati Katie Nzekwu of Ft. Thomas has received the highest community service award…
Covington helps four more small businesses with forgivable loans for exterior improvememts
It’s good business to put a good “face” on your business. To that point, the Covington Board of Commissioners approved…
Andy Beshear announces his intent to seek reelection to second term in 2023
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Friday he will be seeking reelection to a second term…
Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari wants UK to be the ‘gold standard’ in NIL policy enactment
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky coach John Calipari doesn’t think name, image, and likeness will be a difference-maker when…
Gov. Beshear says COVID spike may be easing but numbers still too high; ‘get vaccinated, wear masks’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Signs are that the latest spike in COVID-19 cases in Kentucky may be easing, Gov….
Thomas More University further expands footprint with purchase of DBL Law site near its campus
Thomas More University has announced the acquistion of 207 and 209 Thomas More Parkway, buildings currently occupied by Dressmen Benzinger…
Branding, marketing firm DeanHouston+ latest to relocate global headquarters to Covington
Create Class A office space. Tap The Cov’s “eccentric vibe” to recruit Creative Design firms. These are two of the…
Endangered gray bats need a place to live, too — so KYTC has provided a bat-friendly bridge as a habitat
A Kentucky bridge with flaking concrete, large cracks and exposed, rusted steel was a growing safety concern for the Kentucky…