Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Big Louisville stop for a pair of top Northern Kentucky athletes
The University of Louisville was an interesting and common destination last week for a pair of top Northern Kentucky prospects….
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Northern Kentucky has significant impact on state’s tourism performance and new record in 2024
Gov. Andy Beshear announced recently that 2024 marked a new record year for Kentucky tourism. Tourism remains a key piece…
5D Truth Traveler attraction opens today in Pigeon Forge, after its popularity at Ark Encounter
Following the popularity of the Truth Traveler 5D virtual reality experience at Kentucky’s Ark Encounter, Answers in Genesis (AiG) along…
Verst Logistics named leading sponsor of OneNKY zones for America’s River Roots Festival
America’s River Roots Festival will take place on October 8-12. Two of the eight event zones will be in Northern…
Kentucky Department of Tourism Unveils new statewide African American Heritage Trail
Gov. Andy Beshear joined tourism and community leaders at the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville this week to unveil a…
Mike Tussey: ‘You’re on the Air’ — 15 years later — and what a career and life it has been
A decade and a half ago I wrote the first of my three books -“You’re On The Air!!” It was…
Scott Kimmich files papers indicating interest in Kenton County Commissioner-District 3 race in ’26
Scott Kimmich, 62, of Erlanger, has notified the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance of his intent to explore a race…
Two Northern Kentuckians among 23 graduates of ELEVATE Kentucky Class of 2025
The ELEVATE Kentucky Class of 2025 graduated 23 civic and community leaders from across the Commonwealth of Kentucky — and…
Cultivate Behavioral Health and Education opens new autism services center in Florence
In response to growing demand for autism services in Northern Kentucky, Cultivate Behavioral Health and Education (Cultivate BHE) has announced…
Read Ready Covington to host Early Childhood Fun Fest Friday at Randolph Park
Read Ready Covington’s annual Early Childhood Fun Fest has moved from fall to summer this year, but families and kids…
Aviatra Accelerator, Good ‘n Local launch Wholesale Ready Workshop Series for business owners
Aviatra Accelerators has announced the launch of a new Wholesale Ready Workshop Series designed to help product-based and food and…
CPE Progress Report shows increase in enrollment, graduation at state’s public colleges, universities
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s public colleges and universities made significant gains in undergraduate enrollment and graduation rates, according…
Prep Sports Report: Player of the Year enrolls in college without accepting basketball offer
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter He was voted the top senior player in 10th Region boys basketball last season…
Villa Hills resident Becky Jones re-elected first vice president of Kentucky League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters of Kentucky elected five officers and adopted a new budget and program at its 2025…
KY Youth Advocates, Bloom KY report shows childhood trauma is taking economic toll on state
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Childhood trauma is costing Kentucky millions each year, according to a new report released…
Republic Bank and Trust announces new ‘Time to Thrive’ marketing campaign
Republic Bank and Trust Company announced the launch of its new marketing campaign, Time to Thrive. For the first time…
First National Bank of KY’s H. Lytle Thomas joins Thomas More University Board of Trustees
H. Lytle Thomas, president of First National Bank of Kentucky, has been appointed to the Thomas More University Board of…
Kentucky by Heart: The tulip poplar, Kentucky’s state tree, traveled circuitous path to the state
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist In recent columns, we’ve looked at Kentucky state symbols for the bird, which is the…
Public Service Commission opens case to explore development of nuclear energy in Kentucky
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) opened a case providing an opportunity for stakeholders in the Commonwealth to discuss concerns…
The Carnegie kicks off ’25-26 season with award-winning musical The Color Purple
The Carnegie kicks off its 2025-26 musical theatre season with THE COLOR PURPLE, running June 27 – July 6. Based…
Our Rich History: John Franklin Pennington’s story is one of hope, patriotism, courage and success
We’re celebrating ten years of Our Rich History. You can browse and read any of the past columns, from the…
Freedom Center celebrates Juneteenth with Jubilee street festival and free museum admission
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is once again turning Freedom Way into a street festival to celebrate freedom. The…