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Kentucky judge allows case arguing period product tax is unconstitutional to proceed
A Kentucky judge has cleared the way for a lawsuit challenging the state's tax on menstrual products, ruling that plaintiffs can proceed without exhausting standard administrative remedies.
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6mTeam of the Week is back! Cast your vote!
LINK nky and OrthoCincy return for a third year of Team of the Week awards, offering scholarships and recognition to outstanding local student-athlete teams. Vote for your favorite now!
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4mAlexandria updates laws for e-bikes, e-scooters
Alexandria has implemented new regulations for e-bikes and scooters, focusing on sidewalk usage, speed classifications, and pedestrian right-of-way to ensure safety while managing evolving micromobility technology.
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4mMeet your superintendent: Bellevue
Bellevue Independent Schools Superintendent Misty Middleton reflects on her successful leadership, academic improvements, and future vision for the district as she prepares for her eventual departure.
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12mWeek 1 football standouts/takeaways
The Northern Kentucky high school football season has kicked off with thrilling debuts, standout individual performances, and dramatic wins across the region's jam-packed opening slate of games.
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2mCity, rail company establish partnership to address Garvey Ave. Bridge
The City of Elsmere and Norfolk Southern have formed a strategic partnership to repair the Garvey Avenue Bridge following a critical reduction in its weight capacity.