Covington

Work could begin as early as Wednesday on the project.

Covington artist Frank Duveneck won international acclaim in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for his paintings and sculpture. The house where he grew up and often worked in Covington has experienced significant deterioration.

The bike lane is a half-mile long and runs along West Fourth Street from Garrard to Johnson Street.

Sharmili Reddy is the first woman to serve in the top administrative role. She replaces Ken Smith, who resigned. Reddy will start Aug. 18.

The city is planning to turn the 23-acre plot into a mixed-use business district and community with homes, apartments, offices, restaurants, storefronts, and a hotel directly across the river from Cincinnati's downtown.

Housing officials want proposals for a walkable, affordable neighborhood at the hilltop site of what was once Northern Kentucky's largest public housing complex.

The house on Covington's Greenup Street is where the artist Frank Duveneck was born and raised.

The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission's River Sweep is rallying volunteers to clean up the riverbank in Newport and Covington Saturday.

If you've been impacted by the overflowing Ohio River, here's how to get help.

Ron Washington says his top priorities for 2025 are improving access to affordable housing, supporting local businesses, and ensuring the success of the city's Central Riverfront development project.