Nathan Granger is a reporter at Kenton County Reporter, specializing in construction and real estate, urban design, and regional interest stories. His work encompasses a broad range of topics including commercial and residential real estate, urban development, and cultural issues. Granger's insights have been featured in notable publications such as Commonwealth Journal, WCPO 9 News, and Yahoo News.
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Erlanger was one of the first cities in the region to use Flock cameras, but not anymore.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare is seeking up to $60 million in municipal bond debt to pay off earlier debt packages.
What you need to know The Kenton County Fiscal Court will consider a vote to revamp the county's code of ethics next week.
By: Nathan Granger
The proposed property tax rates for Covington are out, and Covingtonians can expect a lower tax rate on real estate but a higher rate for personal property, also called tangible property.
By: Nathan Granger
Elsmere is seeking to change a handful of unrelated building and zoning regulations The city sought a recommendation from the Kenton County Planning Commission this week.
Ludlow has begun the process of getting certified local government status from the Kentucky Heritage Council , which will open up more resources for the city to carry out historical preservation projects.
Covington approved a contract with Axon Enterprises for police tech Tuesday night.
Beata Siemionkowicz, a Chicago resident, Polish immigrant and green card holder, is suing the jailer of the Campbell County Detention Center and
What you need to know The Kenton County Fiscal Court approved a sweeping rewrite of the county's ethics code Tuesday, changing financial
By: Nathan Granger
LifeSciKY is one of the flagship businesses at the OneNKY Center in Covington, but what do they actually do?
