The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is asking the community to share stories and photos from memories of Terminals 1 and 2, which will be demolished this year to make way for the construction of a new car rental facility.
Cincinnati-based KZF architecture and engineering firm revealed during a recent public meeting the design plans for a riverfront project in Dayton that's part of the Riverfront Commons Trail.
Five ideas from local businesses and design teams were chosen last week for Curb'd, which will turn ordinary Covington parking spaces into parklets, or miniature parks, starting in May.
A federal judge has ruled that Kentucky officials can't block Answers in Genesis from the sales tax tourism incentive funds it seeks to help fund its Ark Encounter attraction near Williamstown.
Local group Random Acts of Kindness is celebrating its one-year anniversary by repeating a citywide clothing drive and hosting two fundraisers at Leapin Lizard Lounge in Covington: Rivertown Stomp on Jan. 22 and RAOK the Casbah on Jan. 30.
Cincinnati Magazine suggests the area's "next hot neighborhoods" are Newport and Covington, saying Northern Kentucky is more than just "Cincinnati south."
Winter Carnival In Vue returns to Bellevue's Fairfield Avenue 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20, bringing with it even more family-friendly carnival fun and games than last year’s successful event.
Covington's Mainstrasse is a sort of living history museum, channeling the mid-19th century when the area experienced an influx of German immigrants.
As 2015 comes to a close, Northern Kentucky leaders suggest highlights of the region's civic achievements, notable milestones, new businesses and emerging trends for the year.
Just six months after the launch of the myNKY strategic plan, William Scheyer writes, we are bringing it quickly to life with the launch of programs like Transit Friendly Destinations, the Pre-K Works pilot and LiveWell NKY.
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