Mayor Meyer News Today

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterFor the first time in more than 20 years, the City of Covington's financial books have been found to be in “acceptable, professional” order.And that, Mayo

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterCovington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer wants to deliver a message to the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky: It’s time to talk.The shelter is located at 436 W.

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterIn what Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer called an “extraordinary meeting,” city commissioners unanimously approved three contracts that will effectively begin

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterAfter the resignation of former Fire Chief Mark Pierce last week, the city’s commission unanimously approved Corey Deye to serve as interim Chief. Deye, who had

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterThe Covington city manager, as well as the Mayor and the Board of Commissioners wanted to make one thing clear Tuesday night: No one is reducing the number of fir

The World Affairs Council of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky has launched a fund with Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky.“Thanks to the work of the World Affairs Council, our regi

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterA former employee of the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky spoke to city commissioners Tuesday about investigating mismanagement at the shelter.In the pu

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterA change in commission meeting protocol produced new discussion during the city’s regularly scheduled caucus meeting this week. At their last legislative meetin

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterEnough is enough, residents are saying. Once again, Covington citizens attended the Commission’s regularly scheduled legislative meeting Tuesday night to voice

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterMayor Joseph U. Meyer put it bluntly: If the Northern Kentucky Port Authority won’t follow the rules, then Covington won’t do business with them.Near the