4 hrs ago | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Report: N.Ky. jobs grew in '07
COVINGTON - Northern Kentucky Tri-ED, the economic development agency for Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties, announced today that 2,264 jobs were added in Northern Kentucky in 2007.
12 hrs ago | University of Bristol news
Addressing the issues of ageing
The key challenges facing our ageing world will be addressed by international experts in Bristol this week.
16 hrs ago | WCPO
Ky. Governor Announces Health Insurance Plan For Children
There's a big push tonight to get insurance for as many children as possible in Kentucky.
Appeals Court Rejects Some Kentucky Water Regulations
A federal appeals court rejected a Kentucky regulation for coal-mining discharge into waterways and ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to reevaluate the rule.
Federal grand jury indicts 3 in bid-rigging case
A federal grand jury in Lexington has indicted former Kentucky Transportation Secretary Bill Nighbert and contractor Leonard Lawson.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Ky. refinery will be auctioned
A small southcentral Kentucky oil refinery will be auctioned in late September as part of bankruptcy proceedings.
It started with a bank robbery around 9:30 Friday morning. Kentucky State Police say 35-year-old Sam Boles of Covington entered the Forcht Bank on Owenton in Corinth and passed the teller a note demanding ...
Elliott County, Ky's jailer is jailed
Kentucky State Police have arrested Elliott County, Ky's jailer on a 1st degree rape charge.
A Kentucky college student has sued an anonymous poster on a newspaper forum who said she had exposed herself to a woman and children at a mall.
Northern Kentucky Rest Stop Reopened
Kerry Duke A water main break that closed the Florence Welcome Center along Interstate 71/75 was repaired and the rest stop was reopened Friday evening.
Unemployment Rate Up In Northern Kentucky
Web produced by: Kevin Delaney and Ian Preuth The unemployment rate continues to rise in Northern Kentucky.
Kentucky Taking In Hundreds Of Evacuees
More than 830 evacuees from the Gulf Coast arrived in Louisville over the weekend ahead of Hurricane Gustav, which is expected to make landfall in south Louisiana sometime Monday or Tuesday.
Ky. court records overflowing in storage
Kentucky's state archives and courthouses around the state are overflowing with court records after the state's top court administrator called for Kentucky to retain all records forever.
Kentucky researchers testing smallpox vaccine
University of Kentucky researchers are studying the safety of a new smallpox vaccine as part of a national program to develop medications that would protect U.S. citizens against a terrorist attack involving ...
Kentucky Supreme Court To Consider Self Defense Laws
The Kentucky Supreme Court plans to review two cases involving a new self-defense law that allows people to shoot dangerous home invaders without fear of prosecution.
Ky. city examining energy use in buildings
A southern Kentucky city is examining on a building-by-building basis how much it spends on electricity and fuel costs with an eye toward finding ways to cut down on the expenses.
US Soldier in Iraq Murder & Rape Charges to Face Civilian Trial
US Ex- soldier, Steven Dale Green, 22, has today been told by a federal judge in Kentucky that he is to face civilian trial on charges of raping a 14 year-old Iraqi girl and murdering her family.
Kentucky Troops to Support Gustav Relief Mission
More than 350 Kentucky National Guard troops will deploy in support of Hurricane Gustav relief missions in Louisiana.
Central Ky. Couple Convicted In 6-Year-Old's Death
A central Kentucky man has been convicted of second-degree manslaughter in the death last year of his girlfriend's 6-year-old son.
Widow says pilots don't deserve all blame in crash
A northern Kentucky woman wants to prove that her husband does not deserve all the blame for the crash of Comair Flight 5191 in Lexington two years ago.