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Coronavirus in NKY: 251 new cases and 1 new death reported

Coronavirus in NKY: 339 new cases and no new deaths reported Jeanne Houck, Madeline Mitchell, Segann March and Quinlan Bentley, Cincinnati Enquirer © File photo Coronavirus Wednesday, Dec. 30, update: A total 339 new cases of COVID-19 and no deaths were reported in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday. The total death count remains at 165, according to the Northern Kentucky Health Department. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton counties is now 22,736, according to the health department. The active cases break down this way by county: Boone: 823. Boone: 43. Kenton: 79. Tuesday, Dec. 29, update: A total 251 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death were reported in Northern Kentucky on Tuesday.

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Coronavirus in NKY: 251 cases new cases and 1 new death reported

Coronavirus in NKY: 339 new cases and no new deaths reported Jeanne Houck, Madeline Mitchell, Segann March and Quinlan Bentley, Cincinnati Enquirer © File photo Coronavirus Wednesday, Dec. 30, update: A total 339 new cases of COVID-19 and no deaths were reported in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday. The total death count remains at 165, according to the Northern Kentucky Health Department. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton counties is now 22,736, according to the health department. The active cases break down this way by county: Boone: 823. Boone: 43. Kenton: 79. Tuesday, Dec. 29, update: A total 251 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death were reported in Northern Kentucky on Tuesday.

United statesCampbell countyBoone countyKenton countyGrant countyKris knochelmannClaudia saveedraLynne saddlerAndy beshearHealth for the northern kentucky departmentNorthern kentucky health departmentNorthern kentuckyNorthern kentucky healthWill hamiltonNorthern kentucky wednesdayNorthern kentucky tuesday

Coronavirus in NKY: 804 cases reported over the holiday weekend

Some 20,215 Northern Kentucky residents have recovered from COVID-19.

United statesBoone countyGrant countyCampbell countyKenton countyKris knochelmannClaudia saveedraLynne saddlerAndy beshearHealth for the northern kentucky departmentNorthern kentucky health departmentNorthern kentuckyNorthern kentucky healthWill hamiltonNorthern kentucky wednesdayNorthern kentucky tuesday

Coronavirus in NKY: 12 residents dead, bringing toll to 149

Coronavirus in NKY: 339 new cases and no new deaths reported Jeanne Houck, Madeline Mitchell, Segann March and Quinlan Bentley, Cincinnati Enquirer © File photo Coronavirus Wednesday, Dec. 30, update: A total 339 new cases of COVID-19 and no deaths were reported in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday. The total death count remains at 165, according to the Northern Kentucky Health Department. The total number of COVID-19 cases in Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton counties is now 22,736, according to the health department. The active cases break down this way by county: Boone: 823. Boone: 43. Kenton: 79. Tuesday, Dec. 29, update: A total 251 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death were reported in Northern Kentucky on Tuesday.

United statesBoone countyGrant countyCampbell countyKenton countyKris knochelmannClaudia saveedraLynne saddlerAndy beshearHealth for the northern kentucky departmentNorthern kentucky health departmentNorthern kentucky healthNorthern kentuckyWill hamiltonNorthern kentucky wednesdayNorthern kentucky tuesday

Northern Kentucky Restaurant Faces Charges

SHARE DRY RIDGE, Ky. A Northern Kentucky restaurant is facing a criminal charge for operating without a food license. What You Need To Know Beans Cafe and Bakery faces criminal charges for violating Gov. Beshear s Executive Orders The cafe and bakery continued to have indoor dining services even though the governor ordered restaurants to shut down Owner says he feels he is being targeted since other restaurants in Kentucky have had their licenses reinstated The owner has a February court date Beans Cafe and Bakery is among the handful of restaurants that chose to continue in-person dining services to its customers during the weeks the governor closed indoor dining across the state due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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