Graeter’s has added a limited-edition flavor, Flying Pig Tracks, to its menu in honor of the annual Flying Pig Marathon, featuring vanilla ice cream with peanut butter cups and fudge swirls.
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Kentucky sees highest number of deadly crashes in 7 years, looks for solutions
entucky saw the highest number of deadly highway crashes since 2016, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. “We don’t want anyone to get a visit from law enforcement at 2 a.m. giving them bad news,” said Bill Bell, KYTC’s office of highway safety executive. In 2023, 813 people did get that bad news that a […]
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Kentuckians will be able to access medical marijuana sooner than expected
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has signed House Bill 829, shortening the timeline for the sale of medical marijuana from 2025 to 2024, with business owners able to apply for licenses starting July 1 and being approved through a lottery system.
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If someone dies in a home, it’s doesn’t have to be disclosed to potential buyers, unless you do this
The Holden family found out after moving into their new home that a mother allegedly left her newborn to die under a blanket on a mattress, and while violent crimes aren’t required to be disclosed under state law, it is recommended that buyers ask about potential stigmas.
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Honeybee swarm season can bring tens of thousands of bees to your backyard, but don’t panic
Honeybees are on the move in the spring, laying thousands of eggs and forming swarms to expand their hive and colony.
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‘I’ve never seen it this bad:’ What can be done about lack of affordable homes? NKY seeks solutions
Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky (HONK) is urging Northern Kentucky leaders to find ways to create more affordable housing, while the Northern Kentucky Area Development District (NKADD) is conducting a study to determine the region’s housing needs and potential solutions.
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Two doctors, including NKY chiropractor, sentenced for $4M fraud involving urine tests
Two doctors, including a Northern Kentucky chiropractor, have been sentenced to prison time and hefty restitution amounts after they de-frauded Medicaid, Medicare and insurance companies out of over $4 million.
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Erlanger family suing 2 restaurants they say served their underaged son alcohol before severe injury
A Northern Kentucky family is suing two Florence restaurants for serving alcohol to minors and gross negligence, which resulted in a severe injury to a young man.
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Local man suing Covington police officer for use of excessive force
Alex Kallmeyer is suing a Covington police officer for excessive force claiming he was slammed into a squad car by the officer, allegedly damaging the vehicle and knocking him unconscious.
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HR investigation: Players, staff alleged NKU women’s basketball coach made ‘racial’ and ‘homophobic’ remarks
A Human Resources investigation into Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball coach Camryn Volz claims players alleged Volz made “racial remarks” and homophobic comments, as well as fostered an “environment of fear and intimidation within the team.” NKU announced on April 5 the university and Volz “amicably agreed” Volz would not return next season. “NKU thanks […]
