Drive the scenic backroads of Campbell County and discover the Bale Trail displays crafted by local farms and families.

Billy Grise and Mitch Arens, co-owners of Carmelo's in Covington, are opening an American chop house in Fort Wright, Kentucky.

The nation's highest court has agreed to hear a case involving the potential construction of a grotto at a Park Hills Church.

Northern Kentucky University’s residence halls, Callahan Hall and Northern Terrace, are for sale, NKU confirmed with LINK nky.

Attorney General Russell Coleman announced his intent to designate Rob Sanders as a temporary commonwealth's attorney for Campbell County.

City officials say they have added new financial safeguards to prevent years of accounting errors from piling up again.

Come out to the Fort Thomas Mess Hall parking lot, 801 Cochran Ave. in Tower Park on Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The program is the agency's highest level of public information officer training. Justin Otto completed the program on Sept. 18.

Newport received a $100,000 grant for a multi-use path, as part of the General James Taylor Park project through HB 501.

LINK nky will host free, public meet and greets for Northern Kentucky candidates this week and next week. Learn how to attend.

Longtime owner Sharon Forton is retiring, and BB Riverboats is taking over operations of the event venue beginning Jan. 1, 2027.

Covington's Alcohol Beverage Control Board has decided to forego revoking the liquor license for Zazou, a bar in Mainstrasse.

Newport and Southgate independent school districts are offering all-day, year-round services for preschoolers, with funding from EducateNKY.

This coming Monday — Oct. 5 — is the last day for Kentuckians to register to vote ahead of the November general election.

The city said the concepts are preliminary and not everything will necessarily be built, but they will provide a starting point.

The Kentucky Attorney's General Office has upheld a raise in the mayor’s salary for Covington. Read more about the possible increase.

The OneNKY Center in Covington has been honored as the "Office Deal of the Year." Find out more about the award and building.

Fort Mitchell Mayor Greg Pohlgeers has been honored with a leadership award from the Kentucky League of Cities, or KLC

The First Financial food drive will be held from Oct. 1-30, accepting donations of canned and nonperishable food items in marked bins.

Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week.

Students are defending a Boone County teacher after a racial slur appeared in a puzzle, saying its distribution was likely a mistake.

Kentucky is ramping up film tax incentives to attract productions, but critics question whether the subsidies provide enough economic return.

Company that plans to relocate to Covington would offer doors, windows into careers for Covington students, and other school board news.

Boone County officials are exploring regulations that could allow street-legal UTVs on public roads. Read more.

Covington Independent Schools is starting to imagine innovative efforts at the district with stakeholders.

Boone County officials are examining potential e-bike and e-scooter regulations as residents raise safety concerns and crash numbers increase.

The owners of Avenue Brew, located on Bellevue’s Fairfield Avenue, announced that the business is for sale after operating for over 16 years.

Crestview Hills Mayor Paul Meier has been elected to the Executive Board of the Kentucky League of Cities, often shortened to the KLC.

BLINK will return to both sides of the river from Oct. 8 to Oct. 11. Find out which roads in Covington will be closed during the event.

The Northern Kentucky Water District was identified as one of six utility winners of the 2026 Sustainable Water Utility Management Award.

Twenhofel Middle School math teacher Robert Durstock is this week’s LINK nky Educator of the Week.