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Covington considers $180K adviser to guide next phase of riverfront development

UPDATE: The Covington Board of Commissioners agreed to the partnership with Rhine Civic Partners at their meeting on Oct. 13, 2026–LINK nky editorial, Oct. 13, 2026 Covington is considering a partnership with Cincinnati-based company Rhine Civic Partners to advise on the remaining private development at the Covington Central Riverfront Site, also known as CCR. If […]

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Independence could allow front-yard accessory structures on larger properties

The Independence City Council has begun the process of changing city regulations to allow for accessory structures in front yards — but only in certain zones and only on large lots. The proposed regulation changes would allow accessory structures in front yards of the city’s three largest residential zones: its residential rural estate, residential large […]

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Kenton County housing study finds growing affordability gap

A new study examining housing data in Kenton County suggests bringing more income-aligned housing to the county will be increasingly difficult. “Altogether, the market is delivering virtually no new housing for households earning less than $40K/year,” reads a portion of the study. “There is also a production gap for households earning $50K-60K.” The report was […]

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Roebling Bridge protester pleads not guilty to felony rioting charge after being detained

Taylor Marshall, one of the people arrested last year during an United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) protest on the Roebling Bridge, pleaded not guilty to felony rioting charges Monday afternoon. This was after they were detained Monday morning and transported to Kenton County Detention Center, where they spent much of the day before […]

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Ludlow clears key hurdle in push for historic preservation status

Ludlow has reached a major milestone in its attempt to become a certified local government by the Kentucky Heritage Council. The Kenton County Planning Commission recommended changes to Ludlow’s ordinance, which would enable the certification, this week after two months of tabled votes. Getting the local government certification will make the city eligible for certain […]

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