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Judge dismisses DOJ’s lawsuit for sensitive Kentucky voter registration data
A federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit against Kentucky, ruling that election officials are not required to provide sensitive voter data like Social Security numbers under federal law.
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2mCovington breaks ground on first mixed-use riverfront development
Construction begins on Riverstone Place, a new six-story mixed-use development in Covington featuring 269 apartments and retail space, marking a significant milestone for the city's riverfront revitalization.
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4mThe Mad Piper looks to bring Irish pub culture, live music to Covington
Experience the authentic charm of an Irish pub at Covington's newest addition, The Mad Piper, featuring live music, classic comfort food, and an extensive selection of fine whiskeys.
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5mMeet your superintendent: Boone County Schools
Boone County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Hauswald brings his lifelong passion for running and learning to the district, focusing on academic recovery and student-centered growth across Northern Kentucky.
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2mNKY Chamber to spotlight arts, tourism and hospitality at August Eggs 'N Issues
The NKY Chamber's upcoming Eggs 'N Issues breakfast explores how arts, tourism, and hospitality drive regional economic growth and attract new talent to Northern Kentucky.
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1mFC Cincinnati mini soccer pitch opens in Newport
Newport and FC Cincinnati celebrated the grand opening of a new mini turf soccer pitch at Bernadette Watkins Park, designed for public use and educational programming.