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Rachel Beck, director of safety-public policy at the Colorado Competitive Council, said House Bill 25-1291 could drive companies out of Colorado. Her comment came during public testimony.

Due to expected poor weather conditions, the Austinburg Grand Reopening event planned for this Saturday at Austinburg Park is postponed.

Last month's Covington Recycles & Book Donation event, hosted at Blair Tech's Tech Castle in Latonia, successfully collected an estimated 4,500 pounds of electronic waste from over 150 cars.

Uber has expressed concerns regarding Oregon's Senate Bill 1166, noting that it may inadvertently lead to decreased driver earnings, fewer flexible job opportunities, and increased ride costs for consumers. The company referenced similar legislation enacted in other cities, which reportedly resulted in service cuts and limited access.

Anaya Robinson, Senior Policy Strategist of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado, expressed concerns that House Bill 25-1291 (HB25-1291) would undermine data privacy rights established under the Colorado Privacy Act.

Cary Silverman, a partner and Public Policy Attorney at Shook, Hardy & Bacon, expressed concerns over proposed Colorado legislation that he said would enable the improper use of consumer protection laws to pursue personal injury claims.

The Oregon Legislative Assembly has introduced Senate Bill 1166, which proposes new regulations for transportation network companies.

Covington, Kentucky, is set to host a series of events and celebrations this weekend, offering various activities for locals and visitors.

A meeting of the Human Rights Commission is scheduled for May 1, 2025.

Board of Commissioners will have a caucus meeting on May 6, 2025.

The city of Covington, Kentucky, will celebrate the grand reopening of Austinburg Park on Saturday, May 3, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Located at East 15th Street and Eastern Avenue, the park will unveil a series of enhancements and host a...

The Colorado General Assembly has introduced House Bill 25-1291, aimed at expanding consumer protection and operational requirements for transportation network companies.

Covington Parks & Recreation is actively seeking 10 to 12 lifeguards to ensure the timely opening of its swimming facilities in early June.

The meeting minutes from the Board of Commission held on April 15, 2025, were made available in April 28.

Board of Commissioners held a meeting on April 8, 2025.

Kenton County Parks & Recreation is reinstating its popular summer series, Wild Wednesdays, at Middleton-Mills Park, Shelter House 2, in Covington.

Kenton County Parks & Recreation is set to bring back its summer program, Wild Wednesdays, promising an engaging experience for nature enthusiasts.

Kenton County Parks & Recreation (KCP&R) is set to resume its annual event, "(Almost) Every Other Thursday Science," for summer 2025.

Kenton County Parks & Recreation has announced its 2025 Summer Events lineup, offering a variety of outdoor activities, educational experiences, and interactive events for families.

The Common Sense Institute Colorado has announced that House Bill 25-1291 could disrupt the rideshare industry, potentially leading to billions in economic losses for Colorado.