When Northern Kentucky voters head to the polls Nov. 3, they won’t necessarily see every candidate’s name printed on their ballots. Several candidates are running as write-ins in races ranging from the U.S. Senate to local school boards and city councils. While their names won’t appear alongside other candidates, voters can still support them by […]
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Southgate votes 3-2 to cover its Flock cameras
The Southgate City Council voted 3-2 to suspend the use of the city’s five Flock license plate-reading cameras. The Oct. 21 decision calls for the cameras to be covered and remain inactive while Kentucky lawmakers consider potential legislation regulating automated license plate readers during the 2027 General Assembly session. The decision followed public comments from […]
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Boone County Fiscal Court denies proposed Richwood Kroger development
A proposed Kroger Marketplace development in Boone County will not move forward after the fiscal court voted Tuesday to deny a zoning change for the roughly 20-acre property. The proposed development, known as Richwood Pointe, would have been located near the intersection of Frogtown Connector Road and Paddock Drive. The fiscal court voted 3-0 on […]
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Southgate to discuss Flock cameras, more in NKY government
This week at NKY government meetings, Southgate is holding a special meeting on the city’s Flock Camera use. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened in NKY government last week? Elsmere recognizes Joe Pannunzio for 18 years […]
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Fort Thomas bookstore faces continued protests amid allegations against co-owner
Protests outside a Fort Thomas bookstore are continuing as demonstrators raise concerns about allegations against one of its owners, putting a strain on the small business. The Hidden Chapter Bookstore, owned by husband and wife Dave and Lacey Mulcahy, was the site of protests on Oct. 3, Oct. 10 and Oct. 17. The protests follow […]
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Fort Thomas natives return home to showcase art in new exhibition
Two Fort Thomas natives are returning to their hometown to showcase their artwork in an exhibition that brings illustration and stained glass together. Illustrator Lucie Rice and stained glass artist Jane Pompilio, both Highlands High School graduates, will be featured in “Storytellers in Ink & Glass” at 8 North Center for the Arts in Fort […]
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NKY family helps drive record-breaking CancerFree KIDS fundraiser
Six years after being diagnosed with leukemia, 11-year-old Graham Schroth became the face of CancerFree KIDS’ largest 100 Mile Challenge fundraiser yet. Diagnosed with leukemia in 2020, Graham Schroth underwent treatment at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Today, he’s healthy, and this September, his story was front and center as the featured champion of the […]
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Northern Kentucky voices bring history to life in ‘1968’ documentary
What started as an unexpected discovery at the Kenton County Public Library has turned into a documentary exploring one of the most turbulent years in American history through the memories of people who lived it. Northern Kentucky author Rick Robinson never intended to write a book about 1968, much less turn it into a film. […]
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87-unit ‘Camelot Ridge’ subdivision plans move forward in Campbell County
A proposed 87-home subdivision in southern Campbell County advanced Tuesday despite residents’ concerns about housing density and preserving the area’s rural character. The Campbell County Planning and Zoning Commission voted Oct. 13 to recommend approval of the Camelot Ridge subdivision on approximately 23 acres along Alexandria Pike, just south of Campbell County High School. Commissioners […]
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NKY murder case helps drive pardon amendment voters will decide in November
“It’s been 38 years and three generations of us that have had to be involved in this,” Keri, the niece of Debbie Pooley, told LINK nky. “I was only 15 when my aunt died.” Pooley, of Covington, was kidnapped, raped and murdered in 1987 by Gregory Wilson, who was sentenced to death by a Kenton […]