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Petersburg pulls away from Frankfort, 64-53 - Vimarsana News

Petersburg pulls away from Frankfort, 64-53

SHORT GAP, W.Va. (WV News) – At the midpoint of the third period, Petersburg, thanks to a solid effort from Frankfort, only led the Lady Falcons by one point, 39-38.

Source: wvnews.com
Proposed Maps Bring Big Changes to NKY Statehouse Districts - Vimarsana News

Proposed Maps Bring Big Changes to NKY Statehouse Districts

Written by Michael A. Monks and Mark Payne for LINK Media

Source: rcnky.com
COVID-19: Ky. Has Highest Number of People in Hospital, ICU, and on Ventilators - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: Ky. Has Highest Number of People in Hospital, ICU, and on Ventilators

Kentucky reached grim new milestones in three key areas in the fight against COVID-19: the highest number of people hospitalized, the number of people in intensive care units (ICU), and the number

Source: rcnky.com
3 NKY Schools Awarded Millions as Part of Better Kentucky Plan - Vimarsana News

3 NKY Schools Awarded Millions as Part of Better Kentucky Plan

More than $20 million was awarded to three Northern Kentucky schools as part of a $127 investment from the Better Kentucky Plan launched by Governor Andy Beshear, his office announced on Wednesday.

Source: rcnky.com
Cincinnati weather: Ohio River reaches moderate flood stage, highest level since 2019 - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati weather: Ohio River reaches moderate flood stage, highest level since 2019

Ohio River near crest: See where rising water is closing roads, affecting homes Madeline Mitchell and Sarah Brookbank, Cincinnati Enquirer Video: Flooding near Kellogg Avenue Replay Video UP NEXT The Ohio River reached a moderate flood stage Wednesday night and should start receding later Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. As of 10 a.m., the Ohio River was at 56.76 feet. Early Thursday morning the National Weather Service said the Cincinnati forecast is coming in slightly higher than initially expected. The river is now expected to crest at 57 feet Thursday...

Source: msn.com