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<![CDATA[Carrie Owens, 35, of Covington and David Studer, 45, of Taylor Mill, issued June 10. Teresa Gregory, 45, of Crescent Springs and Justin Bowlin, 31, of Verona, issued June 10. Rachel Edwards, 25, and Dwayne Davidson, 32, both of Burlington, issued June 10. Michelle Ping, 42, of Carrollton and Douglas Renick, 48, of Covington, issued June 11. Melanie Sweeney, 28, and Drexel Perry III, 29, both of Byersville, issued June 11. Rachael Mullins, 28, of Cincinnati and Timothy Shields II, 40, of Fort Thomas, issued June 11. Hope Smith, 34, of Fort Thomas and Edward Propes II, 30, of Jacksonville, issued June 11. April Levalley, 61, of Jamestown and John Smith, 58, of Springfield, issued June 11. Jennifer Hensley, 30, and Michael Humphrey, 30, both of Independence, issued June 11. Melissa Hamilton, 29, and Anthony Lyons, 28, both of Erlanger, issued June 11. Brittany Blair, 27, and Christopher Walker, 28, both of Crescent Springs, issued June 11. Jayme Kreitzer, 25, of Lima and Ryan McCullough, 28, of St Marys, issued June 12. Carrie Goodgames, 37, and Tarris Horton, 39, both of Covington, issued June 12. Lisa Maka, 44, and Fracix Dabney, 43, both of Cincinnati, issued June 12. Elizabeth Hughes, 31, and Robert Campbell II, 42, both of Cincinnati, issued June 12. Emily Teagle, 28, of Valparaiso and Brian Urlage, 28, of Covington, issued June 12. Katelyn Williams, 21, of Florence and Brandon Proctor, 22, of Washington DC, issued June 12.

I've written about theater in Cincinnati for more than 25 years - including reviews and features for CityBeat since it began in 1994.

Creativity can get you a prize at the Quest. There is $200 for the team with the Best Team Costume as well as a prize for Best Team Name.

Q: I know three people in their mid-50s with brain problems -- one with Parkinson's, one with early onset Alzheimer's and one with some other kind of brain disease.

Bad news for fans of Sidebar's burgers: The Covington bar is closing, at least temporarily.

RoeblingFest 2013 is Saturday, June 22, at Roebling Point in Covington. Tours of the John A. Roebling Bridge have been the focus of the festival since its inception in 2004.

The end of the school year doesn't mean learning time is over at Fort Wright Elementary.

Yvonne Parmley kneels with her grandson, Finley MacKay, as they look toward downtown Cincinnati next to the Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River in Covington, Ky.

Fort Mitchell hosted the first of two free events for local families Friday at Totter's Otterville in Covington.

A Covington City Commissioner must vacate her elected position immediately, according to an opinion issued Friday afternoon by Kenton County Attorney Garry Edmondson.

According to The Business Courier of Cincinnati , it's the second major acquisition for Waddlington since it was acquired by the private equity firm Olympus Partners last October.

Gov. Steve Beshear announced Wednesday that Joseph U. Meyer will retire June 30 from his post as secretary of the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.

Meyer was previously deputy secretary and was a senior policy adviser to Beshear and to Crit Luallen when she was state auditor.

Doesn't it seem as if when the Reds play bad teams, it shines a light on how good the Reds can be?... Kenton County Attorney Garry Edmondson is investigating whether Covington City Commissioner Michelle Williams is legally holding office in light of her... MetroParks of Butler County is bringing back it's free summer Concerts by the Lake at Voice ... (more)

Q: I know three people in their mid-50s with brain problems -- one with Parkinson's, one with early onset Alzheimer's and one with some other kind of brain disease.

City officials say these projects will grow the city toward a better economic future - and the city will be getting a makeover.

A Cleveland man who lived six miles from where three women were held captive in a home is pledging to serve acts of kindness in their honor.

A Covington City Commissioner is under investigation to see whether or not she is 'legally' holding office, FOX19 confirmed.

A Cleveland man who lived six miles from where three women were held captive in a home is pledging to serve acts of kindness in their honor.

The Kenton County Attorney's Office is trying to determine the severity of criminal convictions against current Covington City Commissioner Michelle Williams, and whether or not she is able to hold that elected office as a result.