Haley Parnell is a reporter for LINK nky. She specializes in architecture and planning, real estate development, and transportation policy, covering a range of topics from urban design to the housing market. Haley's work has been featured in WCPO 9 News, LINK Media, LLC, Cincinnati CityBeat, and NewsBreak.
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Haley Parnell's coverage focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on event coverage, making her receptive to pitches related to local government announcements, community events, and projects. She also covers education-related topics such as school board decisions.
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By: Haley Parnell
The Campbell County Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of the Camelot Ridge subdivision along Alexandria Pike
By: Haley Parnell
Rick Robinson's "1968" documentary covers the Vietnam War, music, social change and the 1968 presidential election.
The CancerFree KIDS' campaign raised more than $1 million this year, its highest total since launching five years ago.
Lucie Rice and Jane Pompilio will be featured in “Storytellers in Ink & Glass” at 8 North Center for the Arts in Fort Thomas.
By: Haley Parnell
The Hidden Chapter Bookstore was the site of Oct. 3 and Oct. 10 protests, with another demonstration planned for Oct. 17.
Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week.
By: Haley Parnell
The fiscal court voted 3-0 on Oct. 20 to uphold the Boone County Planning Commission's recommendation to deny the project.
The decision calls for the cameras to be covered and remain inactive while Kentucky lawmakers consider potential legislation.
By: Haley Parnell
Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week.
Registered voters in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties can participate in early voting from Oct. 29 through Saturday, Oct. 31.
