Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, DEA’s twice-yearly effort to rid your homes of unneeded medications
The Drug Enforcement Admnistration has announced that Saturday will be the next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day when the federal…
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Kenton County Public Library offering Candy Land Game tonight; other special events Saturday
Many of us have played the traditional Candy Land game. This classic board game, beloved by generations, invites players to…
Council on Postsecondary Education partnering with Ithaka S+R to improve adult learner re-enrollment
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) is collaborating with Ithaka S+R, a non-profit educational research and consulting organization, to…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Non-native bass, invasive carp have significant impact on Kentucky waters
Editor’s note: This is the second article in a two-part series on fish that have been introduced into Kentucky waters….
Cove FCU to partner with Kenton County Animal Services for adoption event, donation drive
Cove Federal Credit Union is partnering with Kenton County Animal Services to host an Adoption Event and Donation Drive on…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Purported Comer book deal promises generous payday, sale of more cheap lies
Baseball legend Pete Rose (you know, the fellow who’s not in the MLB Hall of Fame) acknowledged some time back…
Kentucky coach Mark Pope adds to staff with hire of former Baylor assistant Alvin Brooks III
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky coach Mark Pope added another member to his coaching staff on Thursday. Former Baylor…
Kenton County’s Republican primary candidates are aligned — even indistinguishable — on the issues
By Nicole Erwin NKyTribune reporter In Kenton County, as the primary election inches closer, Republican candidates aren’t just aligned on…
With hillside trees removed, resident on ‘old’ Alice St. wants a ‘safety’ barrier on Erlanger-owned access
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Safety is the priority is a common refrain. Erlanger’s Steve Niceley has heard the “safety…
Covington City Clerk Susan Ellis — ‘the clerkiest clerk’ — named KCMA’s 2024 Clerk of the Year
The City of Covington has been told it has the best city clerk in the Commonwealth, and we’re unapologetically proud….
Braxton Brewing, O.K.I. Bourbon team up to ‘redefine craft beverage landscape’; kick off on Derby Day
Braxton Brewing Co. has announced an exciting partnership with esteemed bourbon brand O.K.I. Bourbon, poised to redefine the craft beverage…
Most new laws effective July 15; Governor has until end of week to decide fate of those on his desk
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear still has until the end of the week to decide if he…
Gateway students ‘Going Pro,’ sign certificates of employment during Community College Month
Gateway Community and Technical Collegerecognized students and graduates who are “Going Pro” and beginning their professional careers during Community College…
Measles is highly contagious and potentially deadly; here’s how you can protect against the spread
Dr. Nicholas Van Sickels University of Kentucky Over two decades ago, measles – a highly contagious and potentially deadly childhood…
Measels is highly contagious and potentially deadly; here’s how you can protect against the spread
Dr. Nicholas Van Sickels University of Kentucky Over two decades ago, measles – a highly contagious and potentially deadly childhood…
Point/Arc’s Zembrodt Education Center to celebrate largest graduation class — 50 — in ceremony May 7
By Andy Furman Point/Arc The Zembrodt Education Center (ZEC) will celebrate the largest graduation class in school history, Tuesday evening,…
Opinion — Barry Dunn and Shannon Moody: A focus on prevention in the mission to end child abuse
Child abuse cases grab headlines and our hearts. We are often left asking: “how could this happen?” and “who would…
Prep Sports Report: High schools fill coaching vacancies with candidates who have connections
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When you apply for a basketball head coaching job, it’s always good to have…
Covington Mayor reports city spent more than $550k on emergency calls to Emergency Shelter
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer wants to deliver a message to the Emergency Shelter of…
State receives $105m share of tobacco settlement agreement funds from cigarette manufacturers
Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced that Kentucky has received $105,477,754.14 for this year’s Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) payment….
Special Olympics Area 7 Track and Field meet returns to Lloyd High School Saturday
More than 60 athletes from Boone, Campbell, Grant, Kenton and Pendleton Counties will compete in the Special Olympics Kentucky Area…
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to hold spring surplus item auction May 6 in Frankfort
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will host a live auction to sell surplus items and confiscated hunting…