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Fort Thomas ends Flock camera use 'effective immediately'
Fort Thomas Mayor Andy Ellison has announced the immediate discontinuation of the city's use of Flock Safety cameras, citing the need to balance public safety with resident privacy concerns.
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3mFive from NKY show up in first regular season KVCA poll
Five Northern Kentucky volleyball teams have earned spots in the inaugural Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Association poll, with Notre Dame Academy leading the pack at No. 2.
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9mCovington Independent Schools approved for 'innovation' pilot, funding
Covington Independent Schools secures $5 million for innovative education initiatives after the Kentucky Board of Education designated all its schools as part of a new state pilot program.
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3mThe LINK nky Team of the Week: St. Henry boys soccer
St. Henry boys soccer captures the LINK nky Team of the Week honor after a dominant performance, winning the 9th Region All “A” tournament with an impressive shutout streak.
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3mBrighton Center’s 19th annual wine over water returns to the Purple People Bridge
Join the Brighton Center for Wine Over Water on September 12, featuring local food, drinks, and live music on the Purple People Bridge to support families in need.
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6mMeet your superintendent: Covington Independent Public Schools
New Covington Independent Schools Superintendent Cortnei Flucas brings a community-focused vision to the district, prioritizing transparency, family engagement, and shared resources to help every student thrive.