Covington seeking lifeguards for pool season; hiring event today at KCPL Covington Branch
Covington Parks and Recreation needs to hire 10 to 12 lifeguards to open its swimming facilities in early June. “If…
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Thomas Leuke named chair of Thomas More Board of Trustees; four-year term to begin June 1
Thomas More University has announced the appointment of Thomas ‘Tom’ Lueke as chair of the school’s Board of Trustees. Lueke…
Mike Tussey: The Voices of America — Communicators, legends and household names
If you turn the clock back to the early 20th Century, you’ll find a treasure of very talented people who…
Opinion – Sarah Geegan: Asking the right questions can save a life, it’s something we should all learn
Editor’s note: This column mentions suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to…
Kentucky Living magazine now accepting nominations for 2025 Best in Kentucky awards
As visitors flock to the Bluegrass State for the this weekend’s Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Living magazine is shining a light…
Kentucky First Lady, Amazon, and Baby2Baby team up to help local families impacted by flooding
By Andy Furman NKyTribune Reporter Kentucky’s First Lady followed her compassion to the finish line to help families impacted by…
Kentucky Derby: Think horses and tulips in making your bets on outcome of greatest two minutes in sports
By Paul Braverman Special to NKyTribune DON’T BE STUBBORN In one of the greatest racetrack gambling stories of all time,…
Former KY Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes cleared of wrongdoing in ethics case
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern After years of legal wrangling, former Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is free…
Big Bone Lick to hold National Historic Landmark designation ceremony at Bison Circle Shelter May 9
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Big Bone Lick State Historic Site will hold an official National Historic Landmark designation ceremony…
NKU students partner with CCPL to present one-of-a-kind stories from NKY, Greater Cincinnati
Students in Northern Kentucky University’s Master of Public History program have partnered with the Campbell County Public Library to showcase…
KSO to close out 33rd season May 10 with ‘Swingin’ the Classics’ at NKU’s Greaves Concert Hall
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will close out its 33rd season May 10 with ‘Swingin’ the Classics,’ a regional all-star big…
Opinion – Al Cross: How are Kentucky pols meeting the moment?
Welcome, Derby visitors, virtual and in person. Each year, for you and regular readers, we offer an update on the…
NKY Chamber accepting nominations for annual awards to be presented at Annual Dinner Sept. 25
Nominations are now being accepted for the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s (NKY Chamber) annual awards recognizing outstanding leaders in…
Analysis: Child Abuse Prevention Month — building on small moments of support and connection
By Barry Dunn and Shannon Moody Special to NKyTribune In a moment, so much can change in a family’s life. A…
Former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis to appeal to U.S. Supreme Court after 6th Circuit denial
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern Former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis plans to ask the United States Supreme Court to…
Study in contrasts: Racing, breeding shine in Kentucky as sport dims across America
By Tim Sullivan Kentucky Lantern Beyond Kentucky’s borders, horse racing is a sport in steep decline. Within the Commonwealth, however,…
Boone, Kenton and Campbell among Kentucky counties under outdoor burn ban through Sept 30.
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Thursday marks the beginning of ozone season in the state, so under legislation which was…
Campbell County 4th grader among winners of KCES’ Piggy Bank contest, celebrating saving
In recognition of Financial Literacy Month, Gov. Andy Beshear encouraged Kentuckians to commit to smart saving habits and marked the occasion with a financial literacy event in the Capitol Rotunda,…
EC LEARN’s Karen Sherman named KET Education All Star, celebrating positive impacts in education
EC LEARN announced that Karen Sherman, a key leader in early childhood education, advocacy and access across Northern Kentucky, has…
New data shows rural Kentucky counties are building more jails as incarceration rates continue to rise
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service New data shows incarceration has ballooned in Kentucky’s rural counties and less populated regions…
DOCJT celebrates graduation of 27 from Public Safety Dispatch Academy, including two from NKY
The Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training on Friday announced 27 dispatchers from across the Commonwealth graduated Public Safety Dispatch…
Kentucky by Heart: Marvin Bartlett’s Spirit of the Bluegrass offers unique look at Kentucky history
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnists Marvin Bartlett likes to collect those “little” stories that ring powerfully, especially those discovered around…