BE NKY’s new population, labor force study points to challenges — attracting talent, skilled workforce
The population of Northern Kentucky’s Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties is expected to grow, albeit modestly, between now and 2050, according to a Population and Labor Force Trends and Future Projections study commissioned by BE NKY Growth Partnership (BE NKY) and researched by Janet Harrah and...
Governor Beshear addresses legislative actions, laments ‘partisan politics,’ reviewing bills on his desk
By McKenna Horsley
Kentucky Lantern
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday called a Republican-backed bill that would move the state’s wildlife management agency from his administration to the agriculture...
Our Rich History: Dixie Selden was an accomplished Covington artist, taught by Duveneck, Farny
By David E. Schroeder
Special to NKyTribune
In honor of Women’s History Month, we offer this encore column that originally appeared in Our Rich History on March 28, 2016.
While giving a tour of the...
High stakes and large pools expected for Saturday’s Jeff Ruby Steaks Day card at Turfway Park
Massive exotic payouts have been the story throughout the Winter/Spring Meet at Turfway Park Racing and Gaming and bettors will be able to dive into large pools for Saturday’s Jeff Ruby Steaks Day that...
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Nominations now open for Northern Ky Chamber’s Leadership NKY Class of 2025 — its 46th year
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for the Leadership Northern Kentucky (Leadership NKY) Class of 2025 — the 46th year of the program, which began in 1979. Leadership... - More »
- Basketball fans urged to remain vigilant ahead of 'big dance' as March Madness scams take center court
- Road to Derby: Turfway Park's Jeff Ruby Steaks is pivotal stop with over-subscribed 14-horse field set for Saturday
- BIA NKY announces annual Big Dig event set for March 23 at Boone County Fairgrounds
- AAA reminding Kentuckians to make a plan, don't rely on the 'luck of the Irish' this St. Patrick's Day
- Briefs: Adams Law's Mando admitted to ACTL; Winkler to lead Moyer Elementary; Cirque Italia
- Latest OSBD report shows Kentucky's General Fund declines in February; receipts increase for FY 2024
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KCTCS, Ohio University provide student transfer process for education beyond associate degrees
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) and Ohio University have partnered to provide a transfer process allowing students to pursue additional higher education... - More »
- Council for Better Education opposes constitutional amendment on private schools funding
- Educators: Kentucky Department of Education seeks recommendations for the '24 Exemplary Educators Program
- On the ballot: Amendment for public dollars to nonpublic schools clears General Assembly
- GCTC Workforce Solution to host lunch and learn event for KY FAME at Boone campus March 21
- Make a difference in a child's life as a Northern Kentucky Education Council One to One coach
- BCCD establishes new Earl and Hazel Jones Center for Conservation along Gunpowder Creek
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Governor Beshear addresses legislative actions, laments ‘partisan politics,’ reviewing bills on his desk
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday called a Republican-backed bill that would move the state’s wildlife management agency from his administration to the agriculture... - More »
- Boone County's Lassing Point set to open March 29; renovations are complete
- Kenton Mayor's group discusses still-changing rules on medical marijuana -- in anticipation the new law
- City briefs: Park Hills honors Meyers, Lakeside Park ok's new zoning map, Taylor Mill's firehouse
- In wake of stunning announcement, City of Covington poised to realize dream of transforming city's future
- Florence Police Chief Tom Grau is retiring, after 29 years of service and an exemplary career
- Cov Commission: Ft. Wright resident suggests name for new bridge, 'Black Brigade'; smart kiosk approved
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ER visits, hospitalizations for respiratory disease decline in the state, most are flu-related
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s influenza levels remain elevated, but are declining, and hospitalizations for overall respiratory illness are moderate and declining, according... - More »
- Far from over, but Senate budget restores cuts made to Medicaid by House; now goes back to House
- Tri-State Running group training for Flying Pig half-marathon -- and in it for fun, fitness, and exercise
- More Americans opt out of COVID-19 vaccinations; survey show choice can be based on political views
- 'FindHelpNowKY' website helps Kyians find life-saving drug used to reverse opioid overdose
- UK HealthCare: Tips on taking the madness out of March Madness -- and reducing your stress
- Interview with Dr. Steven Stack: Talking measles risk, diet, staying healthy, exercise, getting plenty of sleep
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Kentucky by Heart: Kentucky’s high school Sweet Sixteen tournaments revive fond childhood memories
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist March Madness basketball, high school style, is upon us in Kentucky. In the girls’ Sweet Sixteen matchups, Saturday night saw Sacred Heart crowned as the state champion... - More »
- Our Rich History: Dixie Selden was an accomplished Covington artist, taught by Duveneck, Farny
- The River: Summers are scorchers on the Upper Mississippi and mayflies add to the misery
- Nominations are open for the City of Covington's Preservation Excellence Awards; deadline April 1
- Campbell County Conservation District offers backyard conservation cost-share program
- Opinion - Bluegrass Wildlife: To hear a Mockingbird call is a wonderful thing, especially in the nighttime
- Mike Tussey: The treadmill and exercise can be your best friend; it is never too late to start
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BE NKY’s new population, labor force study points to challenges — attracting talent, skilled workforce
The population of Northern Kentucky’s Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties is expected to grow, albeit modestly, between now and 2050, according to a Population and Labor Force Trends and Future Projections... - More »
- High stakes and large pools expected for Saturday's Jeff Ruby Steaks Day card at Turfway Park
- New 'smart' interactive signage to help visitors, residents navigate Covington's locations, services
- Two NKY projects among 32 in state to receive funds for upgrade of parks and recreation spaces
- Be 'weather aware' as storms move across state; Emergency Management teams on alert
- McDaniel's budget plan includes $150M biomedical center, Chase Law School, UK med school at IRS site
- Engaging 'rather than complaining,' Mayor Charlie Cleves leads Bellevue's growth to 154th birthday
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BCM NKY History Hour to explore TB racing, Derby’s 150th Run for Roses, with Jim Claypool tonight
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Run for the Roses. A long-standing tradition, The Kentucky Derby celebrates the finest thoroughbred horses and the people who have made it all possible. But... - More »
- Art in Bloom returns to Cincinnati Art Museum April 26-28; 60 floral artists to display their designs
- In 14th year of Piggest Raffle Ever, organizers hope to reach $1 million goal for local charities
- Campbell County Public Library seeking applications for two open positions on board of trustees
- Ion Center for Violence Preventions raises $42,500 in donations during 16th Shop & Share event
- Stringtown Quilters to hold annual Quilters Day out -- and all are invited; it is free and fun
- NKU's School of the Arts offers musical Amelie at the Carnegie Theatre in Covington starting March 15
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Simple spring cleaning steps can help keep backyard birds healthy, prevent the spread of disease
Spring has arrived and with the warm weather and longer days, many Kentuckians will begin sprucing up their yards and gardens. Whatever your other spring tidying plans may include, be sure to clean your... - More »
- Out-of-pocket costs for internet to rise in Kenton Co. because federal program is running out of money
- Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence releases '24 Groundswell Community Profiles
- Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Spring wild turkey season opens in April; officials expect strong 2024 harvest
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Shelbyville's Clear Creek Park Greenway offers natural escape from urban backdrop
- KCTCS President Ryan Quarles to tour all 16 of school's campuses; will visit Gateway April 1
- Kentucky Humanities accepting applications for Chautauqua living history presenters
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Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Time for KHSAA to fix Sweet 16, the Ninth Region has had enough
Excuse us, KHSAA, but could we talk? Yeah, it’s us, the basketball folks in the Ninth Region. And now, in between the Girls’ and Boys’ Sweet 16’s, it seems the perfect time to bring this up. Yeah,... - More »
- Kentucky earns No. 3 seed in NCAA tournament, will face Oakland in south region Thursday night
- Fighting to the end, Cooper loses close game against Sacred Heart in semifinals of girls state tournament
- Strong team effort carries Cooper girls to final four showdown with Sacred Heart in state tournament
- Cooper girls pull out two-point win over small-school team making debut in state basketball tournament
- Prep Sports Report: Cooper defensive standout will face challenge in girls state tournament opener
- Playing at home has been sweet for Kentucky freshman, fan favorite Reed Sheppard
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Opinion – Andrew McNeill: New bureacracy would mean higher energy prices for Northern Kentucky
In late February, energy legislation (SB 349) that’s been promised from Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, arrived on the last day for bills to be introduced. Discussing the measure on... - More »
- Opinion - Katelyn Bunning: Senate Bill 349 is good for Kentucky's energy future
- Joe Heller: A cartoonist's view of week's news -- Kate photo, gold to Trump, TikTok, Rodgers VP?
- Opinion - Mac Brown: CARR bill protects more than gun rights -- it also protects the right to life
- Opinion - Bill Straub: By any other word these actions would still be the same -- just call it racism
- Opinion - Amye Bensenhaver: Nearly 50 years of open records law dismantled in a matter of minutes
- Opinion - Michael Adams: The Commonwealth can and should make civic education a priority