A man convicted last week in a violent crime in Latonia was brought up on new charges Thursday. Ronald Lee King, 51, was found guilty last week for setting fire to a Latonia mobile home and on other charges but now faces new two charges that could lead to a longer sentence in prison. The Kenton County […]
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After 43 Years, Latonia Gold Star Chili to Make a Move
The Gold Star Chili on Winston Avenue in Latonia is seeking greener pastures. Or at least a larger pasture. In the fall, the regional favorite will move across and down the street to the lot that previously housed Long John Silvers which closed a year ago. The new location will feature 40 additional seats […]
Man Guilty in Latonia Arson, Shooting
A Kenton County Jury convicted a man accused of setting a Latonia home on fire and shooting a gun and assaulting someone in the process. Ronald Lee King, 51, was found guilty on Thursday afternoon of third degree arson, second degree assault, and first degree wanton endangerment. He was booked at the Kenton County Detention […]
Train, Car Collide in Latonia
A train collided with a vehicle in Latonia on Tuesday night. The accident happened at the railroad crossing on Decoursey Avenue. What led up to the crash and details about injuries were not immediately known on Tuesday. A woman was transported to University of Cincinnati Medical Center and the train reportedly kept going without stopping. […]
Covington Police Search for Latonia Bank Robber
A bank in Latonia was robbed early Friday morning and Covington Police are looking for the suspect. The Heritage Bank branch on Decoursey Avenue was robbed shortly after it opened for the day. Covington Police later identified Harold Dennis Lewis, 28, as the suspect and later surrounded a home on the 4300 block of McKee […]
Accused Heroin Dealer Barricades Self in Latonia Residence
A man is behind bars, accused of trafficking heroin, after barricading himself inside a Latonia home. James P. Howard, 25, on Wednesday evening at a house on Ashland Drive by the Kenton County Sheriff’s Office, the Covington Police Department, and the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force. According to a news release from Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn’s […]
NKY Shops Prepare For National Record Store Day
Saturday, April 18, is Record Store Day across the nation where participating stores receive exclusive releases of music designed to spur sales and general enthusiasm for vinyl and local record stores. Special vinyl and CD releases and various promotional products are made exclusively for the day. There are a few Northern Kentucky record stores participating in […]
Newport Rolls Over Holy Cross, 51-6
The second play of the game provided a harbinger of things to come for Newport on a night it dominated its opponent, Holy Cross. But sometimes, it pays to be more lucky than good. Well inside their own territory, senior quarterback Paul Price retrieved an errant shotgun snap that sailed over his head. Recovered, Price found […]
Newport Rolls Over Holy Cross, 51-6
The second play of the game provided a harbinger of things to come for Newport on a night it dominated its opponent, Holy Cross. But sometimes, it pays to be more lucky than good. Well inside their own territory, senior quarterback Paul Price retrieved an errant shotgun snap that sailed over his head. Recovered, Price found […]
17 Reasons Latonia is the Region’s Best Kept Urban Secret
As the Northern Kentucky River Cities gain momentum with new residents, businesses, and developments, there has been a lot of talk about the renaissance in Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, and Ludlow. But there’s another urban center ripe for new life, too. Latonia, the central Covington neighborhood that was its own city until 1909, has an […]

