The City of Covington and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet released crash statistics for the redesigned 4th Street entrance ramp onto northbound I-71/I-75, showing an overall downward trend in crashes since the redesign began in December 2022.
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Who do I contact for road repairs in Campbell County?
Know who to contact for street repairs based on whether the road is state, county or city-maintained, and report issues with county-maintained roads using the online form.
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NKY residents share feedback at Brent Spence public hearing
The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project held the first of several public hearings on Tuesday, where the results of a supplemental environmental assessment, first published in January, were shared publicly. Residents, businesses and organizations from around the region attended the event to ask questions and leave public feedback. Covington resident Rick Copp, who attended Tuesday’s […]
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Kenton County commits to $1 million match for road project, eyes federal grant approval
Kenton County is pledging a $1 million match toward a road expansion project if the federal government approves its application for a grant that helps fund local infrastructure projects. On Tuesday, the Kenton County Fiscal Court passed a resolution that authorized an application to the U.S. Department of Transportation to match federal RAISE Grant funds […]
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Campbell County’s legislative priorities focus on infrastructure, quality of life projects
Campbell County has outlined its legislative priorities for the 2024 legislative session, including infrastructure and quality of life projects, which aim to improve connectivity and safety, enhance public safety and promote economic development.
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State seeks feedback on roundabout safety
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is seeking public feedback on roundabouts in the commonwealth through an online survey, with the objective of identifying concerns and solutions to improve safety.
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When it finally snows, who is clearing the roads?
While we didn’t get a white Christmas, winter weather is still going to be coming to Northern Kentucky here soon. Before the real winter weather begins, we wanted to ask, how does snow and ice removal and mitigation work? The State of Kentucky Department of Transportation covers all interstates and state roads while Boone, Campbell […]
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Here’s how to stay safe on the road this holiday road trip season
Whether you’re heading over the river and through the woods to grandma’s house or you’re taking a trip, you’ll be one of millions on the road this holiday season. In anticipation, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is offering a series of tips to help motorists arrive at their respective holiday landing spots safely. “Please give yourself […]
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License plates will stay with drivers beginning in 2024
Building on the state’s plans to migrate to a modern, more efficient vehicle registration database beginning in January, Kentuckians will keep their license plates when transferring vehicle ownership. The change is from the current practice when a vehicle with an unexpired registration is transferred. A standard issue plate and registration are transferred with the vehicle […]
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Winter weather advisory issued for state, region
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for much of Kentucky, including Boone, Kenton and Campbell Counties. The advisory is in effect until 1 a.m. Tuesday. The advisory states that people should expect scattered snow showers with a possible accumulation of between 1/2 and one inch. Wind gusts of up to 40 […]
