Covington greenlights $8.545M development in Central Riverfront project

Walton parts ways with city administrator

Scott Smith has stepped down as Walton's city administrator after less than six months in the position, following a career previously marked by controversy in the City of Ludlow.

Edgewood to pause Flock camera program, seek public input

Edgewood pauses its Flock camera surveillance program to review policies and gather public feedback, emphasizing a commitment to balancing community safety with individual privacy rights.

Which local golfers were in the swing of things at the All "A" Classic Statewide Tournaments?

Lexington Christian Academy dominated the 2026 All “A” Classic Golf Tournaments, while local standout St. Henry High School celebrated historic team finishes and rising star performances.

'Boozy Book Fair' to feature Kentucky authors, open mic in Bellevue

Join Kentuckians For The Commonwealth, Roebling Books, and Darkness Brewing on September 19 for a vibrant fundraiser featuring local authors, open mic sessions, and community support.

Fort Mitchell discusses E-bike regulations

Fort Mitchell City Council debates new e-bike regulations, including lower speed limits and restricted riding hours, sparking a community conversation about balancing public safety with individual freedom.