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Planning commission recommends zone change for six Fort Mitchell townhomes
Kenton County planners have approved a zoning change for a new 54-unit townhome development in Fort Mitchell, marking a potential step toward addressing Northern Kentucky's ongoing housing supply…
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4mVote for the LINK nky Team of the Week sponsored by OrthoCincy for Sept. 28-Oct. 4
LINK nky and OrthoCincy partner for year three of the Team of the Week awards, offering scholarship opportunities for outstanding local high school sports teams. Vote for your favorite now!
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8mFlorence to provide update on Flock Cameras, more in NKY gov
This week's update covers ongoing sewer project disputes in Boone County, park improvement plans in Newport, noise complaints in Crescent Springs, and upcoming municipal meetings across Northern Kentucky.
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17mWho to watch from Kentucky at StartupCincy Week
StartupCincy Week celebrates a decade of innovation, featuring four days of networking, keynote speakers, and workshops across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to support the regional entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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11mSaints, Norse notes
Local collegiate sports thrive as Thomas More football secures a historic ranked victory, while various NKU and Thomas More teams achieve significant milestones and conference success.
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3mHow to get into Covington for BLINK this year
Prepare for BLINK with this essential guide to Covington transit, parking, and entertainment zones, ensuring you navigate the festival road closures and shuttle services with ease.