Robin Gee

Fort Thomas city council members passed two measures on Monday that take advantage of opportunities that could save the city some money on its projects.

Boone County Schools Superintendent Jeff Hauswald addressed Florence City Council Tuesday, where he was asked about Amendment 2, which would add language to Kentucky's constitution that would enable legislators to provide public funding for non-public education.

Members of the Kentucky Education Association, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth and other education advocates opposing Amendment 2 held a final rally Sunday night. A crowd of about 60 people gathered at Wooden Cask Brewing in Newport to hear speakers and make final get-out-the-vote plans for the time leading up to the vote on Tuesday. Amendment […]

Thanks to money received as part of the state's opioid settlement, police departments in the cities of Dayton and Bellevue will share the services of a social worker.

The Florence community will benefit from a new pilot program that adds two part-time positions dedicated to providing information, support and patient care management.

Bellevue business group announces new website and upcoming events. Learn about the Bellevue Entertainment District and upcoming collaborations with Dayton.

On Monday, council held the first reading of the proposed Unified Development Ordinance, which combines both zoning and subdivision regulations.

Florence City Council approves zoning change for 28.75-acre property, allowing development of 264 condos and 26 single-family homes.

Florence city council prepares for potential medical cannabis facilities with new ordinances. Learn about the regulations and potential locations.

Fort Thomas council committees collaborate on city projects, including tennis courts, kayak ramp, and LED street lights.