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Lawyer relishes Supreme Court role
The Boone County resident, a 1980 graduate of Salmon P. Chase Law School at Northern Kentucky University , has experience with a wide range of legal issues.
Police: Man stabbed multiple times
A medical helicopter transported a southern Kenton County man to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center after he was stabbed multiple times early Saturday morning.
NKY lawyer and musician holds court with radio show
By all appearances, Edgewood resident Steve Martin is living a double life. For more than 30 years, he's been a lawyer - a man of law and courtrooms and legal arguments argued in solemn cases tried before serious-faced judges and juries of our peers.
Kenton Co. jail deals with overcrowding
Corrections officials in Kenton County are trying to come up with solutions to address the issue of overcrowding at one of Northern Kentucky's newest and busiest jails.
Covington man sentenced for robbery, mall kidnapping
Joseph Weir sits with his attorney Elizabeth D. Selby in Kenton Circuit Court during his arraignment on charges of first degree robbery and being a persistent felony offender in connection with a December, 2010, bank robbery.
Moriconi welcomed into new role
Chris Moriconi's first week as Fort Mitchell city administrator is not his first time handling the affairs of a Northern Kentucky city.
N.Ky. residents sue for redistricting
Northern Kentucky officials and residents who feel underrepresented in the Kentucky General Assembly have taken the governor and most of state government to federal court.
Students share support via Skype
Skype helps people communicate over great distances, but in Kenton County schools, it's letting students prepare for their futures.