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NKU, local tech firms lead region in cybersecurity efforts

Through its award-winning Center for Information Security, NKU is partnering with regional cybersecurity experts to produce career-ready students for the fight against cyber crime.

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Garren Colvin leads St. Elizabeth along twin paths of economic development and mission-driven care

The NKY native is "really dedicated to making this a great place" to work, live, raise a family and be healthy.

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Bellevue events serve as testing ground for urban-planning playbook

Two Bellevue residents authored a guide for neighborhood development that is gaining traction throughout the region and beyond.

Covington works quickly to rectify flooding threat to neighborhoods and green space

Licking River Greenway in Covington reopens after floodwall repairs; city officials plan additional repairs to supporting infrastructure.

Local organization dissolves, signaling windfall for other NKY nonprofits

$8.3 million in funds and assets will be distributed to 16 local organizations as The Community Foundation of Northern Kentucky dissolves.

NKY home builders among finalists for state workforce initiative funding

Home Builders of NKY is a finalist for a share of Gov. Matt Bevin’s new Work Ready Skills Initiative funding.

Boone County breaks ground on $2.7M YMCA expansion

Expansion of R.C. Durr YMCA began last week. The $2.7m project will include a St. Elizabeth Healthy Living Center.  

Justice & Public Safety Secretary Tilley to appear at Nov. government forum

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will host a government forum event with John Tilley, Secretary of the Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet.  

Covington launches large-scale downtown residential project

Demolition has begun on Duveneck Square, a large residential project in downtown Covington.  

Ludlow School District scores second consecutive proficient rating

At a recent Board of Education meeting, Ludlow schools reflected on the year's successes and looked toward a new testing model and facilities plan.

Fort Mitchell seeks volunteers for heroin awareness campaign

Amid the massive increase in heroin use and the rise in overdoses hitting Northern Kentucky, Fort Mitchell is teaming up several county agencies to combat the crisis with a public awareness campaign.

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Video: Exciting change greets Ludlow

Ludlow city administrators discuss its history and accessible riverfront location, with plans for future business and residential development.

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Manufacturing Preview Day sparks career interest for NKY students

October saw open houses and other Manufacturing Preview Day events hosted by local companies including Balluff, Skilcraft and Mazak.

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Metropolitan Club celebrates 25 years as force for good in region

In addition to impressive views of the Cincinnati skyline, Covington's Metropolitan Club provides business networking and charitable resources.

KY Makers Market to feature regional playbook launch

Bellevue will host the final KY Makers Market of the season November 4, featuring an introduction to the locally created, regionally focused Neighborhood Playbook.

County approves Bellevue plans for TIF district improvement

Campbell County followed the City of Bellevue in approving plans for a tax increment finance (TIF) district over objections from some business owners in the city's industrial zone.

New Covington pub will celebrate local baseball heritage

A new bar and grill coming to Covington's Roebling Point entertainment district next summer will be themed after the historic Blue Sox baseball team.

NKY employers recognized for supporting National Guard and Reserve

Three local employers were recently recognized for their exemplary support of National Guard and Reserve member employees.

Beyond the Curb brings hundreds to Ludlow

Sunday brought perfect autumn weather and hundreds of visitors to Ludlow for the fourth Beyond the Curb urban living tour.

Dayton KY artist collective takes home Big Pitch award

Local photojournalist and creative Scott Beseler won $5,000 in business grants for The Lodge, his Dayton-based community arts center.