There were several primary races in Kenton County this year, most notably for the Kenton County sheriff’s seat and for seats on the fiscal court, for which multiple Democrats ran for the first time in decades. Click the links below to jump to the results for a particular race. Find all our other Northern Kentucky […]
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Find NKY Primary Election results here
Voting for the 2026 Kentucky Primary is over, and results are coming in. Open the drop-downs below to get live election reporting for the local, state and national races that people in Northern Kentucky voted on today. *Refresh this page for the latest results 2026 NKY Primary Election Results Our team was out and about […]
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Attorney General’s election hotline gets 54 complaints by noon Tuesday
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman’s Election Integrity Command Center has received “54 complaints of potential election law violations,” as of noon on Tuesday, according to a press release from the attorney general’s office. “Messages had been received from 27 of Kentucky’s 120 counties,” the release continues. “Since January 1, the hotline has received 350 complaints […]
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Photos: Primary Election Day in NKY
Today is Primary Election Day in Kentucky, and people across the state are taking to the polls. If you haven’t voted yet, our digital election guide is available at our NKY Election HQ. There, you will not only find profiles on every candidate that will appear on ballots in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties, but […]
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State team tennis tournament brackets set
The KHSAA state team tennis tournament will be May 28-29 in Lexington at two different sites. The boys tournament will take place at the Hillary J. Boone Tennis Complex with the first round and quarterfinals played on May 28, the semifinals and championship on May 29. Covington Catholic is on the hunt for their fourth […]
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CovCath dominates region track meet, laps the field
Weather delays couldn’t stop Covington Catholic’s track and field team on Saturday. The Colonels doubled up the field at Bishop Brossart’s Mustang Athletic Complex, winning 11 of 18 events and scoring 222 points. Runner-up Bourbon County tallied 109 points. It’s their third straight region title as they also look for a third straight state title […]
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FAQ: voting on Election Day
Voting can be somewhat of a confusing process, especially if you’ve never done it before. To ensure everyone is able to fulfill their civic duty by voting, the Kentucky State Board of Elections put together this list of frequently asked questions about Election Day. Scroll on to find out everything you need to know about […]
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It’s Election Day. Here’s what you need to know
It’s finally here. Today is Primary Election Day in Kentucky. The LINK Team has been working for over six months to bring Northern Kentucky voters everything they need to know as they head to the polls today. With three counties, 36 cities and 13 public school districts, understanding who’s running and why it matters can […]
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Trump, Barr urge Republicans to back Gallrein during tele-rally
U.S. President Donald Trump and Kentucky 6th District Rep. Andy Barr rallied GOP voters during a teleconference call Monday night, emphasizing their support behind former Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District primary. The two praised Gallrein’s military background and conservative credentials as they urged voters to back his campaign. Trump, a vocal […]
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Union Public Works director named as new city administrator
Paul Kremer, army veteran and current director of the Union Public Works Department, was named as the new Union city administrator Monday night. Kremer will take the reins from Amy Safran, who announced her retirement in April after occupying the position for five years. Kremer said he was looking forward to “just making the city […]
