Nathan Granger

Tornado sirens blared on Tuesday afternoon as local leaders met with Congressman James Comer at Covington City Hall.

Click below to jump to The rain's not going to stop. The National Weather Service is predicting storms throughout today and Thursday, with the highest chances of rain occurring Thursday night and Friday morning.

What you need to know “They are really beautiful,” said Rocky Brockman, “but they're also really destructive.”

Kenton County leaders may soon be taking cues from Fort Mitchell, which will begin the process of regulating e-bikes this week.

What you need to know It was standing room only Monday night in Independence at a special public meeting about the city's use of Flock Safety automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs.

The Northern Kentucky Port Authority is considering new security measures at Covington's OneNKY Center, including keeping the building's front door locked throughout the day.

“It's one of the things that keeps me awake at night,” said Elsmere Fire Chief Paul LaFontaine. “We're one call away from having something bad happen.”

The City of Covington will vote next week on selling multiple city-owned properties to develop two different affordable housing projects.

Covington will vote to renew and extend its contract with Axon Enterprise , a company that makes police body cams, automatic license plate readers and other police tech, next week.

What you need to know Generating Everlit Embed A Boone County naturalist's attempt to prevent Sanitation District 1 from taking her land for a massive sewer project could end up before the Kentucky Supreme Court.