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According to the office of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Donaldson used City of Covington credit cards for over $180,000 worth of personal purchases.

Former CJ reporter Richard "Dick" Wilson, who once got a scoop through the flash of headlights, heard "more confessions than any priest in Kentucky."

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterCommissioners drafted and approved a resolution Tuesday night to accept $165,587.53 from a former employee who, according to city documents, “allegedly stole th

Covington has issued a moratorium on short-term rental licenses.

Senate Bill 115 requires any 'adult-oriented' business, which includes businesses that host drag performances, to be more than 1,000 feet away from any residence, park, school, church or more.

Before the translation, Spanish-speaking residents would have to request a translator. Reid Yearwood, executive director of the nonprofit Esperanza Latino Center, said the move is tremendous for a community that may be facing barriers.

A couple weeks ago, Debbie Bonfilio took her grandkids to see the Christmas display in the windows at Sims Furniture in Covington.

COVID-19 has impacted Covington City Hall in recent days with Mayor Joe Meyer and City Manager Ken Smith testing positive for the virus.

Tue, 07/20/2021 - 20:40 RCN Newsdesk The Covington city commission on Tuesday night postponed action on a proposed development agreement with Covington-based Orleans Development and the Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington with plans for new housing on eleven parcels of vacant land and one vacant building in the citys Westside neighborhood. After pushback from neighbors on social media and at Tuesday nights meeting, City Commissioner Shan...

Pixabay A new café seating program in Newport gives eateries a chance to expand their outdoor dining options free of charge, while also providing a more walkable experience through the business district.  Mayor Tom Guidugli, Jr. says a $37,500 grant from The Devou Good Foundation means restaurants can apply to receive free tables, chairs, umbrellas and planters. The foundation also funded so-called "streateries" in Cincinnati.  "The streateries concept is one that we are looking forward to...