A man died Saturday night after crashing his vehicle in Hebron. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office reported that it happened at around 9:15 p.m. when deputies were dispatched to a single-vehicle crash on the exit ramp from westbound I-1275 to northbound North Bend Road (Ky. 237). Ronald Ross, 47, of Hebron, was driving a 2011 […]
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Flight Attendant Wins $50,000 on Powerball After Being Rerouted to CVG
A flight attendant saw his flight rerouted to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and that inconvenience turned into a windfall. The Salt Lake City man, who wishes to remain anonymous, won $50,000 on the January 1 Powerball drawing. The winning ticket matched four white ball numbers and the Powerball. “I’ve traveled all over the world […]
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Hebron Man, Augusta Officer Arrested After Explicit Chats with Undercover Investigator
An Augusta Police officer and Hebron resident was arrested Friday and charged with one count of unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual activities. The charge is a Class D felony. According to the Boone Co. Sheriff’s Office, Ryan Hill, 29, used a social media application to […]
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Lloyd Grad, NFL Player Opens Training Center in Hebron
Lloyd High School football star Charles Johnson, who played several seasons in the National Football League, is now in business in Northern Kentucky. He opened a D1 Training franchise in Hebron (1952 North Bend Rd.). The group fitness facility employs a sports-science backed training regimen led by certified trainers to help people of all ages […]
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Developer, Church at Odds Over Proposed Residential Community in Hebron
This story has been updated. A proposed development in Hebron is causing friction between a developer and a nearby church. The property was once home to a Boone County Public Library branch and now Brad Trauth and Trauth Property Group hopes to build rental units on the site. Representatives of the nearby Hebron Baptist Church […]
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Early Morning Crash Kills Two Teens in Hebron
This article has been corrected to reflect the name of the 14-year old victim. The Boone Co. Sheriff’s Office originally reported the name incorrectly and then issued a correction. It is Overbeck, not Overbrook. Two teens are dead after another teen driving a car crashed into two parked cars on a residential driveway. The Boone […]
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Hebron Native Awarded Scholarship for Golf Management Studies
A Hebron native who is currently a student at Eastern Kentucky University is among the ten students awarded a scholarship through the PGA WORKS Golf Management University Scholarship Program for the 2021-22 academic year. The $8,000 scholarships, awarded by PGA REACH, aim to improve the recruitment and retention of students from diverse backgrounds, who are […]
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Erlanger Man Missing for Week; Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public’s Assistance
An Erlanger man has been missing for a week and now the Boone County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating him. Kinchiro Kincho, 22, was last seen on August 3 when he left work at Pitney Bowes in Hebron. Kincho’s family told the sheriff’s office that the man typically does not […]
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Erlanger Man Missing for Week; Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public’s Assistance
An Erlanger man has been missing for a week and now the Boone County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating him. Kinchiro Kincho, 22, was last seen on August 3 when he left work at Pitney Bowes in Hebron. Kincho’s family told the sheriff’s office that the man typically does not […]
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Hebron Man Charged with Arson Says God Told Him to Do It
A Hebron man faces a felony charge after his home was allegedly intentionally set on fire Tuesday morning. The Hebron Fire Department was dispatched to the 2100 block of North Bend Road shortly after 3 a.m. after receiving a report of a home on fire. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office also responded. Charles E. Mullins, […]
