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Covington to demolish three deteriorating properties
The Covington board of commissioners has approved the demolition of three dangerous, abandoned properties that have become a persistent drain on city resources and neighborhood safety.
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1mNewport provides storm debris cleanup update
Newport Public Works crews are working throughout the week to clear storm debris from streets and sidewalks following severe weather; residents are advised on proper brush disposal procedures.
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5mThe rain isn’t over: Flooding, outages remain concerns across Northern Kentucky
The National Weather Service warns of continued storms and potential flash flooding this week, as authorities work to restore power and prepare for the Ohio River's rising levels.
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1mMapping out the damage across NKY
Explore reader-submitted photos of storm damage across Northern Kentucky and access vital information on road closures and safety tips following last night's severe weather events.
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2mPower outages delay first day for several NKY schools
Severe storms and widespread power outages across Northern Kentucky have forced multiple local schools to delay their first day of classes until Thursday, August 13.
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5mFormer Grant's Lick Elementary could become senior living facility
Campbell County planners have approved a proposal to transform the historic Grant's Lick Elementary School into a 26-unit assisted living facility, preserving the building while addressing regional housing needs.