One person was killed and another injured in a crash in Florence on Saturday night and police are asking the public for any information, according to a press release from the Florence Police Department. At 8:51 p.m. Saturday, police responded to reports of a two-vehicle crash on Mall Road and Mall Access. The driver of […]
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Community mourns teen killed in Boone County Easter crash
Flowers now rest beside a rural Boone County road where 16-year-old Zachary Snyder died Sunday night after the vehicle he was in crashed and overturned. Stephanie Withorn, a family friend, stood at the scene on Bullittsville Road Monday evening, placing flowers and a small lamp in his memory. “I just wanted to put some flowers […]
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Covington Police seek info on Thursday shooting
A man is in the hospital after he was shot in Covington Thursday morning, according to Covington police, who are currently seeking information regarding the incident. Police said officers were called to the 300 block of Wright Street at around 9:20 a.m. Thursday morning, they found a man who’d been shot. The man was taken […]
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Search underway for 17-year-old Campbell County girl missing since Friday
The Campbell County Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 17-year-old girl. According to police, Elizabeth McCulley was last seen on March 27. McCulley is described as 5 feet 5 inches, 186 pounds, with blue eyes and blonde hair with black highlights. Police said she was last seen wearing a […]
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CVG sees shorter security lines as TSA receives first paycheck in weeks
After a week of long lines, travelers moved faster through airport security checkpoints Monday after TSA agents received a retroactive paycheck that included at least two full pay periods — their first payments in over a month. While CVG Airport travelers didn’t see as many long lines over the last week, those at other airports […]
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Dormant Frisch’s poised for redevelopment 18 months after evictions forced closures
Seventeen months after the evictions began, Frisch’s restaurant properties throughout the tri-state are again poised for big changes. A Florida landlord is unloading the dormant real estate to buyers who have yet to reveal definitive plans for them. And that is triggering speculation about what lies ahead for these former neighborhood anchors. “In the ‘50s […]
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Police: Body of missing Covington woman found near Devou Park
A body found Saturday night near Devou Park is believed to belong to 65-year-old Carol Groves, according to the Covington Police Department. Groves was reported missing in December. In response to reports of a body in a wooded area, officers went to the 800 block of Crescent Avenue between I-71/75 and Devou Park at about […]
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Beechwood’s Queen announces verbal commitment to Wake Forest
Beechwood 2027 quarterback Emmett Queen announced Monday night he has verbally committed to play football at Wake Forest University. Queen, who is 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, committed to Wake Forest after visiting the campus this past weekend. Queen is reportedly the third player to verbally commit to the Wake Forest football program in the 2027 class, according […]
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Highlands’ Lorenzen commits to Miami University
Highlands football star Tayden Lorenzen announced Friday his verbal commitment to Miami University. “I am so excited for him,” Highlands football coach Bob Sphire said to WCPO. “Coach Martin (Miami coach Chuck Martin) is a great ball coach. He knows how to utilize and incorporate a multiple position playmaker who is a hybrid NFL style […]
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Trial sheds new light on the collapse of Reston Construction
It was a cluster of Northern Kentucky construction companies, built on the business connections of its founder. When their new owner assembled a remote management team to operate the enterprise, the downward spiral began at Reston Construction. That’s the picture that emerged from a three-day trial into a business dispute that began when Northern Kentucky […]
