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Independence to host town hall on Flock cameras
Independence City Council is hosting a public town hall on August 17 to discuss the ongoing use and community concerns regarding Flock Safety surveillance technology in the city.
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9mAdams ends governor run speculation at Kentucky’s annual Fancy Farm Picnic
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams bowed out of the 2027 gubernatorial race, endorsing U.S. Rep. James Comer to unite Republicans ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
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1mDayton seeks members for various open board vacancies
The city of Dayton is inviting residents to apply for open positions on several local boards, including the Civic Activities, Museum, and Architectural Review boards.
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8m50 greatest NKY prep sports teams in 50 days: Day 44, 2016-17 Cooper boys basketball
This article celebrates Northern Kentucky's 50 greatest prep sports teams by highlighting a different iconic squad each day, starting with the dominant defensive 2016-17 Cooper Jaguars boys basketball team.
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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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6mBoone County governments begin exploring e-bike, e-scooter regulations
Boone County, Union, and Florence are collaborating to develop consistent regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters, prioritizing rider and pedestrian safety through upcoming legislative proposals and public feedback.