Covington

Covington

PD: Woman intentionally struck, killed man with her car

Local News

Local builder and former Kenton County judge-executive Ralph Drees has died

Covington

First female trooper for Kentucky State Police laid to rest

Villa Hills

Prosecutor: Villa Hills officers justified in shooting armed man

Covington

NKY bars, restaurants prepare for St. Patrick's Day

Covington

Former Kenton Co. building could become luxury apartments

After decades of hope, he's 'on the right path' to HIV cure

Brent Spence Bridge

Covington leaders: Brent Spence plan is 'fatally flawed'

Push to vaccinate Kentuckians experiencing homelessness

Covington businesses renovate, restart during pandemic

Tri-State played a large part in the trial of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

Black History Month

Minority representation on the rise in 'most diverse city in Northern Kentucky'

Kentucky State Government News

Beshear says NKY vaccine center is 'hope, purpose, relief' for Kentucky

Coronavirus

Local vaccine clinics adjust hours, postpone shots due to weather

NKY vaccine center opens after winter storms brought delays

Black History Month

Covington book store highlighting Black authors

Covington

Court advocates take extra steps to be there for victims

Covington

Covington grants empower neighborhoods to beautify their community

Covington

Covington recycles hundreds of Christmas trees and lights

Coronavirus

FAQ: What to know about the NKY Convention Center vaccine hub

What's next for Covington's former IRS site?

Bard's Burgers and Chili faces unexpected financial pinch

MORTAR Covington is helping grow opportunities in NKY

Coronavirus

COVID-19 'UK strain' discovered in NKY by Covington lab

Traffic

MAP: Roebling Bridge down to one lane

Roebling Bridge will close for most of 2021

Covington

Homeless man grieving after police shot and killed his dog

Covington

Covington’s Commonwealth Bistro announces closure

Coronavirus

KY seeks to solve internet problems in state amid pandemic

Coronavirus

Despite pandemic, many local industries still desperate to hire