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Kenton County declares state of emergency following weather damage
Kenton County declares a state of emergency to secure federal relief funding after severe storms caused widespread property damage and ongoing power outages for hundreds of residents.
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1mFour Mile Road in Campbell County reopens following debris removal
Four Mile Road in Campbell County has officially reopened to traffic following successful debris removal operations by Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews after recent stormy weather.
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2mTaylor Mill welcomes new chief administrative officer
The Taylor Mill Commission has appointed Devon Golden as the city's new chief administrative officer, succeeding the retiring Brian Haney to lead the close-knit community.
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3mBig Brothers Big Sisters match grows into 12 year friendship
Discover the touching decade-long bond between mentor Craig Gliva and his Little Brother, Will, as they evolved from a school program into a life-changing philanthropic partnership.
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2mKentucky eases trucking restrictions to speed storm recovery
Kentucky has temporarily suspended certain commercial trucking regulations to expedite storm recovery efforts and the delivery of critical supplies, helping restore utilities and essential services across the state.
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5mMove over, Topgolf: Kenton County's driving ranges are coming for you
Kenton County extends its partnership with Indigo Sports, securing a $1.5 million investment to transform local golf facilities into a premier, year-round destination with high-tech driving range upgrades.