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Kenton County has more work to do to bring in more income-aligned housing, new study says
A new Kenton County study highlights the severe lack of affordable housing for low-to-middle income households, sparking debates among commissioners over development density, economic feasibility,…
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3mNKU to honor two longtime NKY judges/executive with Lincoln Award
Northern Kentucky University will honor Boone County Judge/Executive Gary Moore and Campbell County Judge/Executive Steve Pendery with the 2026 Lincoln Awards for their exceptional service and regional leadership.
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2mIndependence seeks to allow front yard accessory structures on large lots
Independence City Council explores new regulations permitting accessory structures on large front yards, provided specific size, distance, and screening conditions are met to maintain neighborhood aesthetics.
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1mThe LINK nky Educator of the Week: Tara Connley
Turkey Foot Middle School’s Tara Connley earns the LINK nky Educator of the Week honor after a student praised her engaging math lessons and supportive teaching style.
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5mHebron-based startup debuts highly anticipated modular people mover
Beltways has debuted the M5 Accelerator in Cincinnati, a modular, high-speed moving walkway designed to revolutionize urban transportation by offering faster, safer, and more efficient transit for pedestrians.
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3mOpen burning season is underway: What residents should know
The Wilder Fire Department provides essential safety guidelines and regulatory reminders for residents participating in the open burning season, which runs from October 1 through April 30.