Local News

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There has been nearly 4,000 more cases of the flu and twice the amount of flu-related deaths this season in Northern Kentucky than last year.

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A train passing through Dry Ridge around 11:30 p.m. March 27 collided with a car on its tracks, leaving no one injured. 

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In its first two years, 322 people have used the Grant County syringe access exchange program.

The goal of the program, which began in March 2016, is to prevent infectious diseases spread through IV drug use, such as hepatitis C and HIV, by providing clean needles and syringes to participants.