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Union considers code of conduct for elected officials
Union city commissioners are developing a code of conduct for elected officials to ensure professional behavior, civility, and appropriate business-casual dress as the city continues to grow.
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4m'High Profile' cannabis shop opens dispensary in Wilder
C3 Industries has opened its second High Profile medical cannabis dispensary in Wilder, Kentucky, offering patient support, local access, and weekly certification drives for registered medical cannabis users.
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5mI-471’s Park Avenue exit in Newport is getting a redesign. Here’s what will change
Newport, Kentucky, plans significant safety upgrades for the I-471 exit, including a novel interstate speed hump and pedestrian improvements, to curb speeding, illegal maneuvers, and dangerous traffic accidents.
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3mNew e-bike ordinance raises concern for lack of helmets in Fort Thomas
Fort Thomas City Council debated a new ordinance regulating e-bikes and scooters, sparking public debate over helmet requirements, safety enforcement, and necessary updates to local transportation laws.
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8mRundell Rankings showcase strength of NKY soccer
The Rundell Rankings provide a transparent, math-based alternative to traditional polls, utilizing the Elo system to evaluate Kentucky high school soccer performance throughout the season.
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3mFort Mitchell ends use of Flock cameras, terminates contract
Fort Mitchell officials have scrapped their contract with Flock Safety, opting to dismantle license plate reader cameras following intense public pushback regarding privacy and surveillance concerns.