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A court ruling is sending THC drinks back across the river
A federal judge's restraining order allows Ohio brewers, including Fifty West, to resume selling hemp-derived THC beverages in retail stores, marking a significant victory against the state's recent…
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2mBeloved Fort Thomas teacher dies at 82
Beloved Fort Thomas teacher Judith “Judy” Stephenson, known for her dedication to education and iconic Halloween traditions, passes away at 82, leaving a legacy cherished by generations of students.
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2mSevere weather and flooding possible tonight, tomorrow
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties due to incoming rounds of heavy thunderstorms expected to last through Wednesday morning.
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2mWhat’s next for Covington’s Duro Bag site? Search for developer begins
Covington officials are seeking private development partners to transform the historic eight-acre Duro Bag manufacturing site into a vibrant space that reflects the community's needs and values.
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2mU.S. 27 drivers face new school bus rules in Alexandria ahead of back-to-school season
Kentucky law now requires traffic in both directions to stop for school buses on four-lane highways, significantly impacting commuters on U.S. 27 starting this school year.
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5mHistorical marker to commemorate trolley stop at St. Therese in Southgate
St. Therese Church in Southgate prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary by installing a historical marker at a former trolley stop turned shrine.