Crestview Hills News

Two males and one female were arrested Thursday night for an armed robbery at the Crestview Hills Town Center.

But none of the riverfront development over the past three decades would have happened without one key figure: Wally Pagan, the local government official and developer whose vision launched a decades-long development riverfront boom.

Wildcats have been spotted on Houston Road, well Wildcat fans anyway. Florence's The Kentucky Shop, offering products featuring the marks of University of Kentucky Wildcats, has moved to a new location on Houston Road.

Former University of Kentucky basketball player Nerlens Noel, potential No. 1 NBA draft pick, will be at new The Kentucky Shop in Florence 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2. Tickets are on sale now at the Florence and Crestview Hills Town Center stores.

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.

A Covington man convicted of kidnapping an elderly woman from the Crestview Hills Town Center in May 2011 will face sentencing in federal court Monday.

New Hope Center is offering volunteer training for men and women interested in mentoring those facing unplanned pregnancy.

She is described as a white female standing 5'6" tall and having a thin build. She has white hair and was last seen wearing dark blue pants.

An alleged shoplifter at an Erlanger grocery store led police on a high-speed chase Friday afternoon that ended in a crash in Covington.

Summer is just around the corner and the St. Elizabeth Florence Auxiliary is planning its summer luncheon, Summerfaire - its largest and only public fundraiser.

The man convicted of kidnapping an elderly woman from the Crestview Hills Town Center in May 2011 will face sentencing in federal court Monday.