LINK NKY
Kenton County approves funding agreement with Cincy Red Bikes
Kenton County joins a multi-jurisdictional effort to save Red Bike, securing funding to maintain the regional bike-share program as a vital transit option for Northern Kentucky residents.
Read the original at LINK NKYMore audio from LINK NKY
-
2mCongressional candidate, activist withdraws from November election
Political activist and Kentucky Party candidate Mohammad Ahmad has officially withdrawn from the race for the U.S. House of Representatives District 4 seat, citing a desire to pursue other interests.
-
3mCVG partners with Sinclair Community College to test new aviation technologies
CVG Airport and Sinclair Community College have partnered to advance uncrewed aircraft and air mobility technology, fostering innovation for future aviation applications across Ohio.
-
10mKY legislators legalized hunting bobcats at night. Experts worry about ‘overharvesting.’
Kentucky lawmakers have authorized nighttime bobcat hunting, sparking concerns from state biologists over potential overharvesting and insufficient population data despite political pressure to expand hunting opportunities.
-
8mYour public school district is proposing tax rates. LINK nky explains what you need to know.
Explore how Northern Kentucky school districts determine annual property tax rates, the impact of new state legislation on public hearings, and current adjustments across local school boards.
-
3mKentucky medical schools to integrate more nutrition education through federal initiative
Kentucky medical schools join a federal initiative to mandate 40 hours of nutrition education, aiming to address chronic disease by better training physicians on the power of food.