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Much has been written about Cincinnati's streetcar, but what about Northern Kentucky's?
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Klaber was murdered in 1976. Authorities were never able to find her killer — until new DNA evidence came to light recently.
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The $13.3 million will help hire counselors to address mental health issues students may be facing after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Both Greater Cincinnati Water Works and the Northern Kentucky Water District say no unusual chemicals related to the train derailment in East Palestine are showing up in local stretches of the Ohio River.
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At Northern Kentucky's Chamber of Commerce January Forum in Covington Tuesday, Gov. Andy Beshear — who is running for reelection — shared how his plans for the state in 2023 would benefit the region.
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The lawsuit states the Kentucky General Assembly's House Bill 9 violates the state constitution by diverting funding intended for local public schools toward the creation of new charter schools.
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The ramp was created to fix traffic issues on NB I-71/75 in Covington near the Brent Spence Bridge which, often led to congestion and wrecks on the highway.
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The Newport facility will house every girl in Kentucky's juvenile justice system, meaning girls from elsewhere in the state will need to be moved to Campbell County and further away from their homes.
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Starting Thursday, Dec. 1, the W. 4th St. entrance onto the highway will close permanently to make way for the new "Texas Turnaround" entrance further south on Pike St.
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"Most good private sector companies today are using data to understand things like, 'Where's our industry going?' 'What does my customer experience look like?' " Tri-ED CEO Lee Crume said. "We want to take that same concept and apply it to community strategy."