Fort Wright News

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Walt's Hitching Post is making Wednesdays in July special for rib lovers. The Fort Wright restaurant is rolling back rib prices to 1999 prices on Wednesday nights.

Traffic moving slowly through Cut-in-the-Hill at 7 a.m. Traffic was off to a slow start through Northern Kentucky on Wednesday, after a flipped beer truck caused big problems early in the morning.

Tri-State traffic is off to a slow start Wednesday morning after serious crashes completely closed major interstates on both sides of the river.

A three-alarm fire forced the occupants of 30 rooms to flee the Days Inn in Ft. Wright Tuesday night.

Three years after Fort Wright officials approved Northern Kentucky's first Town Center Form District for a stretch of land along Ky.

COVINGTON - City commissioners have not discussed how they will search for a new city manager, Mayor Denny Bowman said Wednesday.

FORT WRIGHT - Before CSI and modern forensic techniques, police often used primitive means to identify criminals and solve crimes.

FORT WRIGHT - The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky has been awarded almost $4.5 million in federal stimulus money for a new communications system, bus shelters, fare boxes and other improvements.

FRANKFORT - During the first few minutes of his Monday night address, Gov. Steve Beshear had to speak over the din of a fire alarm blaring in the State Capitol.

COVINGTON -- Sister Mary Joselle Leising, 90, died Monday, June 15, at Lourdes Hall, St.

FLORENCE - A bill that would radically change the way some local taxes are levied was given a hearing Thursday by legislators who spent much of the day in Northern Kentucky.

Fiscal year 2009-2010 will be a lean one in Fort Wright, said City Administrator Gary Huff.

FORT THOMAS - More than 70 people turned out for last week's Lincoln 100 fundraiser held by the Campbell County Republican Party.

Fire investigators in Fort Wright, Kentucky are trying to determine what caused an early morning house fire in the 1600 block of Amsterdam Road .

The Country Grill will soon reopen its doors after major renovations and the addition of alcohol sales.

House Speaker Greg Stumbo said Tuesday that he will develop a written policy to ensure more transparency of overtime payments to aides of House leaders.

VILLA HILLS - Deborah Kohl Kremer spent the last year on what she called a 'treasure hunt' for old photos of Dixie Highway.

COVINGTON - Crews working for Covington soon will be working on property owned by Fort Wright to fix part of Highland Avenue that is slipping down a hill.

Northern Kentucky contains a number of Lustron homes, an interesting architectural development of the mid-20th century.