How write-in voting works in Kentucky and who’s running in NKY
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…
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Covington eyes sidewalk assessment specialist
The City of Covington is looking to hire a sidewalk assessment specialist. Mark Ward’s name appeared as a walk-on item…
Opinion: Jay Fossett – Why I’m running for Covington City Council
Written by Jay Fossett, candidate for Covington City Council Many people ask me why I’m running for Covington City Council…
15 NKY schools flagged for poor performance. Four face state intervention
More than a dozen Northern Kentucky schools have been flagged for poor performance, including four that ranked among the bottom…
Campbell County Bale Trail winners announced
The first Campbell County Conservation District Bale Trail event is over and the votes are tallied. The bale trail event…
Kenton County expands water main infrastructure
A $4.8 million water main extension has brought public water infrastructure to 61 more households in Kenton County. Elected county…
Erlanger Council to consider adopting Kentucky landlord-tenant law
Erlanger could soon join several Northern Kentucky neighbors in adopting a state framework that regulates landlord-tenant relationships. Councilwoman Jennifer Jasper-Lucas…
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The healthcare gap: How Northern Kentucky is caring for neighbors left behind
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Nurses say violence is just ‘part of the job’ in local hospitals
Emily Kraft remembers the incident well. She was working at a hospital when one of…
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High school athletes and their parents feel the pressure, and Yahoo Sports writes 45 states and the District of Columbia allow full or limited Name,…
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