Verst Logistics, under 3rd generation leadership, celebrates 60 years serving the U.S. from its NKY headquarters
By Laura Kroeger NKyTribune staff writer Homebased in Walton, Kentucky, Verst Logistics is now preparing its fourth generation of leadership….
NKY entreprenuer Dave Knox shares his story about beating cancer, thanks to St. Elizabeth care
A Cold Spring native, Dave Knox, was no stranger to wearing many hats during his professional career, but nothing had…
St. Paul Summer Kickoff to bring food, music, family fun to Florence, a local tradition
By Abigail Wright NKyTribune reporter The annual St. Paul Summer Kickoff will return to Florence June 5-7, with proceeds supporting…
Special Olympics State Summer Games to draw 1,000-plus athletes to EKU this weekend
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer Special Olympics Kentucky returns to Eastern Kentucky University this weekend for the State Summer…
NKY judge-executives approve SD1 fiscal year 2027 budget, including fifth rate reduction in six years
Judges-Executives Gary Moore (Boone County), Steve Pendery (Campbell County) and Kris Knochelmann (Kenton County) voted last week to approve the…
Three NKY students among 21 graduates of Kentucky Student Success Collaborative Leadership exChange
The Kentucky Student Success Collaborative celebrated 21 graduates of its second Leadership exChange cohort. During a recent event held at…
Governor, First Lady launch New Kentucky Home writing, art contest to mark Kentucky History Month
As part of Kentucky History Month in June, Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear on Tuesday announced the…
Mike Tussey: Today is June 3 — in many ways, a day to remember, among many special days to come
If you look at your calendar you will see a midweek Wednesday with the number 3 attached. Is it just…
Lawmakers back in Frankfort to begin work in the interim period, working on January agenda
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Although the 2026 General Assembly’s 60-day session wrapped up on April 15, lawmakers are returning…
NKY Pride’s 17th year for parade and PrideFest honors the late Katie Meyer as grand marshall
Northern Kentucky Pride returns for its 17th year with a full day of community, visibility and joy on Sunday, June…
Kentucky Chamber Foundation releases 2025 Impact Report highlighting efforts to stengthen workforce
The Kentucky Chamber Foundation released its 2025 Impact Report this week, highlighting employer-led efforts to strengthen Kentucky’s workforce and expand…
Poster unveiled for 234th KY State Fair celebrating theme ‘County traditions, Country Celebration’
On the Bluegrass State’s 234th birthday, the Kentucky State Fair unveiled its 2026 official poster, featuring nods to America250, the…
Fort Thomas Farmer’s Market to host annual Youth Market June 10 alongside regular market
The Annual Fort Thomas Youth Market will take place during the Fort Thomas Farmers Market, June 10, 3-6 p.m. The…
NKY Chamber seeking HR experts to present at annual HR Trifecta Strategic Leaders Conference
Human resources professionals are invited to share their expertise as the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce HR 100 is now…
Kentucky by Heart: Jim Palm risks his own life to provide life-saving transplant for ailing sister Melody
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Jim Palm believes that in one very compelling way, he’s a lucky man. That’s because,…
American Heart Association celebrates CPR/AED Awareness Week — how you can save a life
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anytime, anywhere, and too often people hesitate to step in because they believe CPR can…
Opinion – Philip C. Winslow: Journalists and traditional news reporting matter; transparency drives democracy
Some years ago, I was having lunch with a contact of mine, a young Burmese reporter, in a noodle shop…
Our Rich History: 1867 report outlines details of construction of John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge
By Don Heinrich Tolzmann Special to NKyTribune The formal opening of the John A. Roebling Bridge took place on New…
Campbell County three-sport athlete considers pitching shutout in 10th Region baseball final “best win ever”
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Over the last three years, Lucas Anthrop earned varsity letters in football, basketball and…
Thomas More University alumna studies how food can affect the human immune system
By Isabella Schultz NKyTribune reporter A recent Thomas More University alumna is discovering the way for how food can have…
Covington releases proposed Fiscal Year budget, outlines planned investments, projects for 2027
The City of Covington released its proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget, emphasizing the city’s continued commitment to balancing responsible financial…
Utilities report as many as 30 data centers under discussion across Kentucky
By Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern Kentucky communities are grappling with the prospect of hyperscale data center projects — massive, sprawling…