Written by the Kentucky Legislative Research Commission State law allows Kentuckians with low-level, non-violent convictions to have their criminal record expunged after meeting a few requirements, but it isn’t a simple process. Rep. Kimberly Poore Moser (R-Taylor Mill) and other stakeholders spoke before the Interim Joint Committee on Judiciary on Thursday on how to make […]
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Expect single lane closures on Taylor Mill Road through Aug. 1
Daytime single-lane closures will occur on Taylor Mill Road beginning Wednesday, June 28 and extending through Aug. 1 for a base repair and resurfacing project, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Flaggers and road crews will direct traffic and alternate single-lane closures between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. throughout the early stages […]
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Moser appointed to task force aimed at improving health outcomes for Kentuckians
Taylor Mill’s Rep. Kim Moser, a Republican, will serve on the Kentucky General Assembly’s Health and Human Services Delivery Task Force, according to an announcement from the office of House Speaker David Osborne. The task force will meet during the interim legislative session, which is held during the summer and outside of a regular legislative […]
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Police investigating threat made to Woodland Middle School student
The Taylor Mill Police Department is currently investigating a threat made to a student at Woodland Middle School. Per a release from the department, police said they were made aware of the threat Friday morning and the school resource officer began investigating. As of now, there have been no weapons found on the school’s campus. […]
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Taylor Mill man convicted of manslaughter back under arrest after skipping his sentencing hearing
Written by Felicia Jordan for WCPO A man who skipped out on his sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to manslaughter is back in police custody, according to Rob Sanders, Kenton County Commonwealth’s Attorney. Sanders tweeted on Thursday that Shane Walters, a Taylor Mill native, was found thanks to the US Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force and […]
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Grants given to NKY cities for infrastructure improvement
Some Northern Kentucky cities recently received grants to help fund various programs and services intended to reduce liability and make the community safer. These grants, known as Liability Grants, were presented by the Kentucky League of Cities and will be utilized in different ways by each city. Union will be using their money to repair […]
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On The Street Where You Live – Midnight Run
Midnight Run is the entrance street to Revere’s Crossing subdivision in Independence. Each of the four streets are named in reference to Paul Revere. Midnight Run is half mile long leading from Taylor Mill Road to a dead end. Bev and Terry Dullaghan Seventeen years ago, Taylor Mills residents Bev and Terry Dullaghan were looking […]
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Taylor Mill moves forward with for funding new firehouse
Taylor Mill will build a new firehouse to replace the current one, which is in poor condition and needs to be repaired or replaced. Two commissioners and Mayor Dan Bell voted in favor of a motion to issue a design-build proposal for a new fire department building with a maximum budget of $4 million at […]
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Taylor Mill man pleads guilty to killing woman during drunken gun demo
Story by Molly Schramm of WCPO. A Taylor Mill man pleaded guilty Feb. 2 to the 2021 shooting death of a 33-year-old woman, according to Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders. Shane Walters pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter for the death of Megan McCray. On Feb. 10, 2021, Walters was attempting to teach McCray how to use […]
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Taylor Mill native wins Grammy
Taylor Mill’s very own Carly Pearce won a Grammy Sunday night for the song “Never Wanted to Be That Girl,” which she co-wrote and performed with singer Ashley McBryde. “Wrote a country song with my friend and we won our first Grammy,” Pearce tweeted Sunday evening. “I have no words. Zero. None. More Later. I […]