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E-bike regulations may soon be spreading across Kenton County
Fort Mitchell is leading a regional effort to regulate e-bikes in Kenton County, focusing on safety concerns and classification as cities push for clearer state legislation.
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7mNorse and Saints notes
Megan Molner shines with a historic hat trick for Northern Kentucky, while coaching updates, staff additions, and academic honors highlight a busy week for NKU and regional athletics.
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6mNotre Dame Academy leads local contingent into 2026 high school volleyball season
As the Kentucky girls volleyball season kicks off, Notre Dame Academy looks to extend its regional dominance while competitive teams across the 8th, 9th, and 10th regions vie for glory.
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2m‘Bridgerton’ author Julia Quinn to speak in Fort Thomas
Join bestselling Bridgerton author Julia Quinn for a special Signature Series event at the Fort Thomas Mess Hall on September 6, featuring a discussion, book signing, and meet-and-greet.
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9mFive things to know about Ludlow football in 2026
Ludlow High School maintains a remarkable tradition of high football participation, fueled by deep community bonds, returning veteran talent, and the leadership of dedicated local alumnus Woody McMillen.
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9mFrom shelving books to leading the library: Dave Schroeder closes a nearly 40-year chapter
After nearly 40 years of dedicated service, Kenton County Public Library director Dave Schroeder retires, reflecting on his journey from humble shelver to transformative community leader.