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Covington weighs $6M police tech deal for license plate readers, AI and drone
Covington is set to approve a $6 million, 10-year contract with Axon for new police technology, including body cams, tasers, drones, and AI-integrated reporting tools.
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5mA smile, a jump shot, a legacy: remembering Zach Mertens
Bellevue basketball star Zach Mertens is remembered for his vibrant spirit, athletic excellence, and courageous character following his tragic and untimely passing at age 20.
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3mSouthgate to spend more than expected to fix community center parking lot
Southgate City Council approved a $266,126 budget for parking lot renovations at the Community Center, utilizing a mix of city reserves, potential bond funding, and offset tax valuations.
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2mCarnegie announces new fund for artists in NKY, Cincinnati
The Carnegie introduces The Passage Fund, offering $60,000 annually to support experimental, cross-disciplinary projects by visual artists based in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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2mCircus bringing acrobats, clowns and ‘Globe of Death’ to Boone County
Experience the magic of Cirque Du Luxe at the Boone County Fairgrounds this September, featuring breathtaking acrobatics, hilarious clowns, and the daring Motorcycle Globe of Death.
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4mCovington mulls two new workforce, senior housing developments
Covington officials prepare to vote on selling city-owned land for two major affordable housing projects, aiming to provide 110 new senior and workforce housing units through tax credit financing.