Fort Wright hires Jill Cain Bailey — again — as its City Administrative Officer, after two rounds of interviews
The City of Fort Wright has hired Jill Cain Bailey – again – as its new City Administrative Officer (CAO),…
NKY Health Department’s Casey Baker-Romans named to ’26 Class of Healthy Kentucky Champions
Staff report Casey Baker-Romans of the Northern Kentucky Health Department has been named to the 2026 class of Healthy Kentucky…
Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs opens applications for next summer’s high school, collegiate programs
The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs is now accepting applications for its Summer Startup program for high school students and its…
Kenton County approves more than $2 million in one-time donation to local service organizations
Kenton County recently approved $2.1 million in one-time funding for nine projects to support local social service organizations’ ability to…
NKY Chamber’s Egg ‘N Issues to discuss global trade disruption at its October 20 session
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Eggs ‘N Issues: Navigating Global Trade Disruption – What Supply Chain Shifts Mean for…
Kentucky by Heart: Coach A.W. Hamilton aims to inspire kids to set goals, ‘Dream Big’ with new book
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist A.W. Hamilton stepped to the mic on the Baptist Health Arena floor. It was noon…
Covington Urban Forestry seeking volunteers to help young street trees thrive during Tree Week
The Covington Urban Forestry Board and the City of Covington’s Urban Forestry Division are inviting residents to roll up their…
Kentuckians encouraged to participate in Thursday’s Great ShakeOut earthquake drill
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Earthquake Awareness Week is October 11–17, with the 2026 Great Central U.S. ShakeOut taking…
Opinion – Rebecca Reckers: Why are residents still paying for Erlanger dispatch eight years after consolidation
Erlanger’s city dispatch consolidated into the Kenton County Emergency Communications Center in 2018, under Mayor Tyson Hermes, yet our residents…
Our Rich History: The Baby Boom — Notre Dame Academy Moves to the Suburbs in 1963
By Paul Tenkotte PhD Special to NKyTribune In 1963, Northern Kentucky’s public and Catholic schools were experiencing the full force…
Prep Sports Report: Beechwood volleyball team wins tiebreaker to upset Notre Dame in district seeding match
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood’s volleyball team will enter the post-season playoffs as the 9th Region favorite for…
AAA: Be a smart consumer — weigh new vehicle purchase factors against maintaining your old vehicle
With automakers launching fall sales events and dealers clearing out 2026 inventory, AAA is reminding consumers that today’s high vehicle…
Kentucky returns to AP Top 25 at No. 15 after overtime win against LSU; Georgia is new No. 1 after Texas falls
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today For the second time in three weeks, Kentucky is ranked in the Associated Press Top…
NKY Health Department reports a busy third quarter — with programs to keep our region healthy
It was a busy summer for the Northern Kentucky Health Department. Food health inspections, wellness kiosks. school inspections, warnings about…
Kenton County Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders to also serve as temporary Campbell County Attorney
Attorney General Russell Coleman has designated Rob Sanders — Commonwealth’s Attorney for the 16th Judicial Circuit in Kenton County —…
Kenton Co. Parks and Recreation to host two nights of Halloween fun at Middleton-Mills Park Oct. 16-17
Kenton County Parks and Recreation is turning up the fright this fall with a Halloween weekend packed with thrills, treats…
Discover Bellevue’s haunting history at Boo in the Vue guided ghost walk on October 16
As Halloween approaches, Bellevue is inviting residents and visitors to spend an evening exploring the mysterious side of the city’s…
DCCH Center awarded grant to provide nutritious meals, snacks for children in residential treatment
The Midwest Chapter of the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation has awarded a $20,000 grant to DCCH Center for Children…
Opinion – Shari Kilmer: What I have learned on the campaign trail for Florence City Council
Editor’s Note: This is the first of the NKyTribune’s free op-ed postings from NKY candidates in major races in which…
The River: Reminiscences of the Can-Do days, and the sad demise of the casino boat industry
The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river —…
Ryle boys soccer team enters post-season playoffs ranked among top contenders for state title
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Ryle boys soccer team that hasn’t won a 9th Region championship since 2023…
Sunday Read: Why have nonpartisan judicial elections?
By Charles Boteler, Al Cross, Kate Hendrickson and Julia Adams Special to NKyTribune A recent column said nonpartisan judicial elections…