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Beloved Northern Kentucky Christmas display goes dark after 48 years

NEWPORT, Ky. (WXIX) - A Newport lawn that has been the start of Christmas for thousands of families for 48 years will not have a display this year. Sue and Frank Peluso said they are ready to enjoy the season as spectators, and they wanted to end the tradition on their own terms.

Newport, KY · 3d
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We Ranked The 10 Best Farmers Markets In Kentucky, And The Top Spot Might Surprise You

One farmers market on this list started out with just six vendors. Today it counts more than 90. I love that kind of glow-up, because it means a whole town kept showing up on Saturday mornings. Another market here pairs local chefs with nearby farmers for special tasting events. A...

Kentucky · 1d
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Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky announces new service updates to take effect Saturday

The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky has announced new service improvements that will take effect this Saturday, November 7. The service updates reflect community input gathered in 2025. TANK sought feedback from riders, employees, nonprofit organizations, major employers and local government officials to help shape the improvements. In addition, TANK hosted public meetings in September to share details about the proposed service improvements and answer questions from community members.

Kentucky · 2d
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Covington Unveils First Two $250K Workforce Homes on Pleasant Street

Covington has set a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m. on Nov. 10 for the first two completed homes in its Pleasant Street workforce housing project, marking the debut of three-bedroom, three-bathroom houses built specifically for income-qualified buyers in the Eastside neighborhood. The homes sit at 304 and 308 Pleasant Street, each spanning about 1,560 square feet.

Covington, KY · 1d
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Cincinnati city councilman to take leave of absence

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - As two Cincinnati City Council members prepare for their newly-elected positions, one of them is taking a leave of absence earlier than anticipated. Councilman Seth Walsh will be taking a leave of absence starting Nov. 9 after being elected as Ohio’s next state treasurer. “Any salary...

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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Preschool franchise returns to Northern Kentucky site after nearly $4M investment

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A national network of franchise preschools, daycare centers and early childhood education facilities is set to debut its newest location in Kenton County next month. The franchise owners of the Goddard School in Anderson Township, Mark and Wendy Reinhart, will open a 12,200-square-foot facility at...

Kenton County, KY · 1d

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Next phase begins to preserve historic Frank Duveneck House in Northern Kentucky

COVINGTON, Ky. (WKRC) - After stabilizing the historic Frank Duveneck House in Covington, the city is moving into the next phase of work to preserve the building tied to one of America’s most influential artists. With the structure now stable, architects and engineers are designing plans that will outline...

Covington, KY · 1d

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38 dogs seized as Cincinnati Animal CARE faces capacity crisis

38 dogs have been seized through recent animal welfare investigations, contributing to a total of 112 dogs that Cincinnati Animal CARE has received in just seven days, the shelter tells WCPO.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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'It's been the wild west down there for years'

After a few fits and starts earlier this fall, the Williamstown City Council finally approved Ordinance 2026-11 amending the dock permitting process at Williamstown Lake at the Nov. 2 meeting. Still, the approval did not come without pushback from citizens and one final alteration. Before opening the floor for comment,...

Williamstown, KY · 3d

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NKY police hope to bring holiday cheer to more kids through shopping program

Police officers in Northern Kentucky are working hard to bring holiday magic to more kids in the communities they serve this year. Last year was the first time the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #75 held its Cops and Kids event. The event saw 15 local kids accompany police officers as the kids chose fully-paid-for Christmas gifts off store shelves for themselves and their families. Now, with the second annual event on the horizon, the FOP is looking to grow the number of kids in the program.

Independence, KY · 2d

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Ground Broken in Mason for Cincinnati Temple, Ohio’s Third for the Church

Ground was broken Saturday, Nov. 7, in Mason for the Cincinnati Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, moving Ohio’s third temple into its construction phase nearly three months after the state’s second operating temple was dedicated in Cleveland, according to Church News and the Church’s official newsroom. Elder Alan T. […]

Cincinnati, OH · 10h

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6 Cincinnati foster children find forever homes during Adoption Day in Hamilton County

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Today marks a new beginning for six local families as they open their homes to children in foster care. Each child has a different story, but they all deserve the same thing: to be loved. Local 12 was there as Kingston, Javion, Addalynn, and George were adopted into their forever families.

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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Mount Adams Woman Sues Cincinnati Chiropractors, Says Neck Adjustment Led to Strokes

A 34-year-old Mount Adams woman has filed a negligence lawsuit against a Cincinnati-area chiropractic practice, claiming a neck adjustment in May 2024 left her with a torn artery and multiple strokes. Casey Knotts' lawsuit names Mt. Lookout Chiropractic along with chiropractors William Cornett and Donna Maloney, and the defendants have denied the allegations.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Avondale native celebrates reopening of library as branch manager

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A neighborhood library is open again in Avondale, and for the woman who runs it, the reopening feels particularly special. The Avondale Public Library has reopened after a $7.5 million renovation. “I’m an Avondale girl, I’m a library kid, and to be a part of this moment...

Cincinnati, OH · 11h

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Construction begins on Ohio's third Latter-day Saints temple

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints breaks ground Saturday on a temple in Cincinnati. It will be the religion's third temple in Ohio. "These are different than just our regular church chapels where we worship on Sundays. These are where you go and you make special covenants or promises with God," says Jared Mattingley, stake president of the Cincinnati North Stake.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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‘WKRP In Cincinnati’ Turkey Drop Is Happening For Real This Thanksgiving, With One Big Change

The ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ turkey drop is coming to life in Ohio this Thanksgiving, with a twist that keeps Arthur Carlson’s famous disaster from repeating. Every Thanksgiving for nearly half a century, somebody has quoted Arthur Carlson. “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly” closed out “Turkeys Away,” the WKRP in Cincinnati episode that first aired on CBS on October 30, 1978, and it has been repeated at dinner tables, in break rooms and on radio stations ever since. Now a real station carrying the WKRP call letters plans to stage the turkey drop for real, on the night before Thanksgiving.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Camp Washington zoning changes could mean more housing in the future

Camp Washington could see more housing in its future thanks to a change made by the Cincinnati Planning Commission Friday. When many of Camp Washington's houses and apartment buildings were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Cincinnati didn't have a zoning code. When the first codes were drawn up in 1924, much of the neighborhood was zone industrial — a recognition of its status as the heart of the city's manufacturing, meat packing and other industrial muscle.

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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July Bar Exam results from four testing locations released

For the first time, the Supreme Court of Ohio offered the Ohio Bar Examination in four locations across the state this summer, including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Toledo. Results from the July bar exam were announced recently. Of the 1,011 aspiring attorneys who took the exam, 720 (71%) passed. A...

Toledo, OH · 2d

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Northern Kentucky Senior Games Winter Edition

The Northern Kentucky Senior Games includes a Winter Edition. A City of Edgewood Facebook post shared Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, describes the Northern Kentucky Senior Games Winter Edition. Games and Event History. The schedule included a May 21 shuffleboard tournament in Alexandria. Newport's Walt's Center Lanes is a bowling venue....

Edgewood, KY · 21h

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Reelected Florence mayor outlines priorities for second term, from parks to public safety

Florence elected Julie Metzger-Aubuchon Tuesday night to serve a second term in office. She won with 3,882 votes — that’s 53.7% of the total voters. LINK nky caught up with Mayor Metzger-Aubuchon to discuss the election and the future of Florence. “I hope the reelection is an indication...

Florence, KY · 1d