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Ohio THC beverage ban boosts Kentucky sales and demand
Ohio's ban on hemp-derived THC beverages has triggered massive revenue losses and job cuts, forcing Cincinnati breweries like Fifty West and Rhinegeist to pivot their operations to Kentucky's market.
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3mLudlow Independent Schools proposes lowering tax rates
Ludlow Independent School District proposes a property tax rate reduction while aiming to increase overall local revenue by four percent to align with state assessment standards.
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2mTaylor Mill Police Department to reallocate budgeted Flock camera funds
The Taylor Mill Commission has approved reallocating camera budget funds to replace aging, obsolete police rifles with new, uniform equipment to enhance officer safety and training efficiency.
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5mBoone County Transportation Improvement District eyes expanded funding opportunities
Boone County’s Transportation Improvement District is enhancing local infrastructure through strategic partnerships with OKI, aiming to secure state and federal funding for crucial safety projects like the Walton-Verona improvements.
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4mCampbell County Schools propose increasing property tax rates
The Campbell County School District is proposing a property tax rate increase to offset a projected $1.2 million decline in state funding for the upcoming school year.
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2mNew Florence, Independence Publix to host hiring events
Publix is hosting two hiring events at the Hilton Cincinnati Airport to fill 280 positions for new store locations in Florence and Independence.