Ludlow may raise the cost for waste collection for the next three years to account for unexpected increases in expenses like gas prices. City leaders said an increase of $1.59 to the current collection fee of $28.50 per month would allow the city to recoup additional charges from Rumpke in the future. The topic came […]
Category: Infrastructure
Ludlow proposes yearlong moratorium on data centers, other IT infrastructure
Ludlow City Council is looking to put a temporary moratorium on any applications related to data centers and similar infrastructure in order to take a proactive approach to an issue that is being talked about nationally. Mayor Sarah Thompson said she began considering the issue last year while still serving on council, noting a rise […]
Boone County Planning Commission backs Drees’ townhomes in Hebron, Big Sandy Superstore in Florence
What you need to know Two major Northern Kentucky development projects are moving forward thanks to recent backing from the Boone County Planning Commission: one for a proposed residential development and another for a future big-box furniture store. Drees Homes The Boone County Planning Commission on July 1 recommended approval of a zone change request […]
Covington to host open house for Goebel Park plan
Covington’s Department of Parks & Recreation will host a public open house on July 28 to give residents a chance to leave in-person recommendations on the future of Goebel Park. Located in Covington’s Mainstrasse neighborhood, the park is one of the city’s key landmarks, but its proximity to the impending Brent Spence project work means […]
TANK to change KY-8 bridge detour route starting Saturday
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, or TANK, will make several changes to its Licking River Link route starting Saturday, July 11. The route was instituted following the demolition of the 4th Street Bridge (officially called the KY-8 Bridge) and is offered to riders for free. The route’s existing stops in Covington will not change, […]
How to apply for Covington’s homeowner repair program
The City of Covington is now accepting applications for its homeowner repair program, which provides funding to make home repairs to owners of single family homes in the city who qualify. Grants of up to $10,000 are available. “Funding is intended to assist residents facing emergency repair needs that could jeopardize the health or safety […]
These nine Kenton County roads are scheduled for resurfacing through 2026
Kenton County Public Works has nine roads tabbed for resurfacing projects through the rest of 2026. The resurfacing projects are intended to improve driving conditions and extend the lifespan of county-maintained roads. Mago Construction, based in Bardstown, was recently authorized by the Kenton County Fiscal Court to complete the resurfacing work. Roadways scheduled for resurfacing include: […]
Independence to buy vacant lot to realign road using county grant
The Independence City Council voted Monday to purchase a vacant lot at the intersection of Cox Road and Taylor Mill Road with the hopes of realigning the road to make it safer. The city plans to use money it obtained from the Kenton County Community Redevelopment Fund to complete the project, and there are no […]
Kenton County Planning Commission elects new treasurer
Maura Snyder was elected to serve as the new treasurer for the Kenton County Planning Commission on Tuesday night. Snyder is the Independence representative on the commission and will assume the role following the retirement of former Treasurer Phil Ryan. “I’m just excited to help the planning commission and keep things going in the right […]
Public invited to weigh in on new KY 536 segment in Campbell County
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 is holding a public meeting on July 9 to update residents and gather input on preliminary designs for a new proposed segment of KY 536 in Campbell County. The project will provide an east-west connection between U.S. 27 and the AA Highway (KY 9). Multiple designs are being proposed. […]

