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A Northern Kentucky interstate ramp is projected to remain closed for three hours while crews remove a dumped truckload of steel, a Boone County dispatcher... The nearly 20-year old Newport building housing the popular Don Pablo's Mexican restaurant along the steep banks of the Ohio River is closed until further... Toyota will fund 12 new ... (more)

The horned buck walked right into the store with the aid of the automatic door. When it tried to run back out, the door had shut and the deer bounced off the glass.

Yvonne Parmley kneels with her grandson, Finley MacKay, as they look toward downtown Cincinnati next to the Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River in Covington, Ky.

Flag Day, June 14, and Fathers Day, June 16, are two great holidays to celebrate at Italian Fest in Newport, Kentucky.

Proto-Hip Hop legend/innovator Blowfly returns to Newport, Ky., tonight for a show at the York Street Cafe .

NEWPORT, Ky - A new research laboratory, which set its sights on Newport about one year ago, is just one of many bullet points to add to the growing list of new and revitalized businesses and livable areas in the once-dubbed "Sin City."

The man who allegedly killed his roommate in a Southgate apartment is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday morning to face arraignment.

A two-vehicle accident has happened on northbound I-471 in Newport at the Cowens Drive exit, according to Campbell County dispatch.

Authorities are continuing to investigate the death of a Bellevue man whose body a towboat master spotted Monday, following 16 hours of fruitless searches that crews began Sunday.

The former roommate of a Southgate resident found dead in February was indicted for murder by a Campbell County Grand Jury Thursday.

Gov. Steve Beshear announced Thursday that Ethos Laboratories will locate a research lab in Newport, Ky., creating 45 new jobs in the area.

A Northern Kentucky group is honoring the rich architectural history and the people who want to preserve it Thursday night with a special award ceremony.

NEWPORT, Ky -- After serving more than four years of her 18-year sentence for shooting and killing her husband in his sleep, Cheryl McCafferty told a judge Tuesday afternoon that her rights were violated during the sentencing process and she wants "to get a [new] fair trial." It will be more than a month before McCafferty knows Hon.