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Covington audit shows no general fund deficit... for now
Covington celebrates a clean audit and its first deficit-free general fund since 2021, though leaders remain cautious as pandemic-era federal funding approaches its 2026 expiration date.
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6mComeback Cooper: Lady Jaguars rally past Simon Kenton
The Cooper Lady Jaguars staged a remarkable comeback, rallying from a two-set deficit to defeat Simon Kenton in a thrilling 3-2 victory Tuesday night.
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6mAthena Hospitality proposes $100M mixed-use hotel development in Florence
Athena Hospitality Group proposes a $100 million mixed-use development in Florence, featuring two hotels, a restaurant, and a new corporate headquarters, currently awaiting final city council approval.
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4mMeet your superintendent: Bellevue
Bellevue Independent Schools Superintendent Misty Middleton reflects on her successful leadership, academic improvements, and future vision for the district as she prepares for her eventual departure.
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2mGovernor orders flag to half staff in honor of Dolly Parton
Governor Andy Beshear orders Kentucky flags to half-staff to honor the late music icon and literacy advocate Dolly Parton, who leaves a profound legacy of joy and reading.
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3mFirst Kentucky High School Girls Soccer Coaches Association poll released
Five Northern Kentucky teams secure spots in the inaugural Kentucky High School Girls Soccer Association coaches poll, highlighting early-season powerhouses and rising contenders across the state.