NKU, nine school districts partner to provide access to college credits with Young Scholars Academy
Northern Kentucky University announces that its Young Scholars Academy, a program that allows students to take college-level courses while still…
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Many Kyians planning most significant summer travel since pandemic began, despite high gas prices
A new poll has found Kentuckians are making big plans to get away this summer despite the highest gas prices…
Covington city officials hold brief ceremony on tax day as demolition of IRS facility signals new era
The first hole knocked into the side of the sprawling IRS “Flat Top” building in Covington on Monday came via…
Data shows that 65.1% of Kentucky residents used stimulus checks just to cover living expenses
The U.S. economy today is in far better shape than it was at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic two…
Mike Inman: Fair housing is not a rule on paper, but a lifelong practice; we should not discriminate
To be a Realtor means being held to a higher standard and conducting business in accordance with the National Association of…
KYTC, Kentucky State Police urge drivers to buckle up as highway fatalities increase in 2021
Highway fatalities in Kentucky increased last year according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) Office of Highway Safety and Kentucky…
Prep Sports Notebook: 9th Region boys basketball players among top 20 in coaches all-state voting
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Three 9th Region boys basketball players were among the top 20 vote-getters for all-state…
Northern Kentucky University to host the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs in two summer sessions
Northern Kentucky Univerity will once again serve as the site for the Governor’s School for Entreprenuers — and this year…
Ben Dusing petition filed with KY Supreme Court; psychological evaluation supports reinstatement
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Benjamin G. Dusing, who was “temporarily suspended” from the practice of law on March 16,…
COVID cases and positive-test rate rise in Kentucky; deaths and hospital numbers decline
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Daily cases and the share of Kentuckians testing positive for the coronavirus are rising…
Boone among counties with lowest unemployment rates for 2021; rates decrease in all 120 counties
Annual unemployment rates decreased in all 120 Kentucky counties in 2021, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS). The…
NKY Chamber May 10 Eggs ‘N Issues to examine the future of horse racing and its impact on region
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will host Eggs ‘N Issues: The Future of Horse Racing from 7:30…
Kentucky by Heart: New book by Georgia Green Stamper offers heartfelt collection of folksy essays
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist While many people waste away time in clueless, distracting activity, Lexington author Georgia Green Stamper…
Constance Alexander: ‘Pandemic Lent’ a stunning collection of short poems that packs a punch
When I was a Catholic schoolgirl, the nuns insisted we should suffer through Lent, and we complied in our own…
Kentucky Writers’ Day celebration returns to in-person event April 26 at Capitol Rotunda
For the first time since 2019, the Kentucky Arts Council will host an in-person celebration of Kentucky Writers’ Day April…
Highland Heights to name new baseball and recreational field for long-time Mayor Greg Meyers
On Saturday April 23, the City of Highland Heights will dedicate a newly acquired baseball and recreational field to current…
Grand reopening set for Kenton County PVA’s Independence office after COVID-forced shutdown
A grand reopening is planned for The Kenton County Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) Independence office, which is back in operation…
First Honor Flight of the year will take off Tuesday from CVG to Washington, D.C., free for veterans
Tri-State veterans and their guardians will take off from CVG Airport for the first Honor Flight of the year in…
Our Rich History: Thomas More University and continued growth of its business program
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 41 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” Thomas…
Burlington’s Matt Wooten took long, winding road to today’s 126th running of the Boston Marathon
By Chris Cole SD1 It’s a beautiful morning in Hopkinton, Mass., a small town exactly 26 miles and 385 yards…
Amye Bensenhaver: Legislative session a draw, open meetings law setback, open records law unscathed
Let’s call 2022’s legislative session a wash for open government. The open meetings law suffered a setback, but the open…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on work on area roads and highways, be aware of delays, closings
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on work this week on roads and highways in the area, and advises…