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Independence strikes down zoning for 336-unit development
The Independence City Council rejected a proposal for a 336-unit mixed-use development following significant community opposition regarding infrastructure, traffic, and the potential loss of the…
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2mIndependence enacts new parking regulations... finally
Independence City Council unanimously passed robust new parking regulations to address concerns regarding abandoned vehicles and long-term street parking within city limits.
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7m101 Flock devices are watching Northern Kentucky roads. Are they in your neighborhood?
Discover the extent of Flock Safety's automatic license plate reader network in Northern Kentucky, detailing usage, costs, and the ongoing public debate surrounding surveillance technology in local communities.
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2mBeshear turns to Northern Kentucky for key leadership roles
Governor Andy Beshear has appointed and reappointed several Northern Kentuckians to key regional and state boards, including the NKU Board of Regents and the Kentucky Board of Education.
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4mCampbell County police captain completes elite FBI National Academy
Campbell County Police Captain Christopher J. Lauer II has successfully graduated from the prestigious FBI National Academy, further strengthening his leadership expertise and commitment to community service.
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3mKentuckians can weigh in on state's four-year transportation improvement plan
Kentucky invites public feedback on its 2027-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, covering major infrastructure projects like highways, bridges, and transit through August 30.