Kentucky by Heart: Kentucky has left major mark on history of the United States Supreme Court
Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series profiling the eleven Kentuckians who have served as U.S. Supreme…
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Constance Alexander: Celebrating bell hooks, west Kentucky writer with international audience
The other day I easily exceeded my daily goal of 10,000 steps in the most unlikely spot, the Murray State…
KDFWR to mark 25th anniversary of Elk restoration in Kentucky with 2022 Elk Hunt Draw May 14
“The Hunt Starts Here” as the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 1997…
Our Rich History: Msgr. William F. Cleves worked to make Thomas More better known throughout region
Msgr. William F. Cleves, Thomas More’s scholar president, part II. See part 1 of Fr. Cleves’ presidency By David E….
Covington Public Works now hiring seasonal workers for outdoor jobs; application available online
The City of Covington’s Public Works Department is hiring seasonal workers to tackle an array of primarily outdoors duties, including…
Jackie McGranahan: Hair discrimination isn’t new, House Bill 13 would allow long-overdue protections
Untangling my hair and my self-identity is tough enough on its own. Imagine trying to do it under a barrage…
Commentary: Educational opportunities are critical to fighting Kentucky’s high recidivism rate
By Erinn Broadus and Mandy Simpson Special to NKyTribune Through state-level expungement and reentry reforms of the last few years,…
Kentucky in a good mindset for NCAA tournament after setback to Tennessee in SEC Tournament
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky won’t know its next postseason destination until later Sunday, but the Wildcats are in…
Kentucky’s General Fund receipts increase up 14.2 percent for year; Road Fund increases 3.4 percent
The Office of State Budget Director reported this week that February’s General Fund receipts rose 4.7 percent compared to February…
Latest Kentucky unemployment report shows jobless rate down slightly in January to 4.4%
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary January 2022 unemployment rate was 4.4%, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS). The preliminary…
Survey shows $4 gas is tipping point for Americans, 59% will make changes as prices reach record highs
A new survey from AAA has found that two-thirds of Americans felt gas prices were too expensive just a few…
KCC quarterly report shows Kentucky remains 22,000 workers short of where it stood before pandemic
Two years after the COVID pandemic reached the Commonwealth, Kentucky’s economy continues to move toward a full recovery, a new…
Senate passes version of state budget with many health items, includes $100m for nursing shortage
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The state Senate passed its version of a two-year state budget by a 30-6…
Covington begins enforcing metered parking spaces on nights, weekends to protect small businesses
Seeking to preserve on-street parking for the small businesses who need it to survive, the City of Covington will begin…
April is Financial Literacy Month, KHEAA to offer series of online informational sessions for students
April is Financial Literacy Month, and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) will promote financial knowledge during its April…
Mitch McConnell: As instances of violent crime to skyrocket, it’s time for our leaders to get serious
Any Kentuckian who reads the local paper or watches the local news knows violent crime is skyrocketing. The crisis is…
Customs agents at Port of Louisville seize more that $4.5 million is fake watches, jewelry from Hong Kong
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers that inspect packages at the Express Consignment Operation (ECO) hub in Louisville see…
Greater Cincinnati Foundation awards $20,500 grant to BCM for Hispanic Culture Collaboration Project
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) has awarded $20,500 to Behringer-Crawford Museum for a Hispanic Culture Collaboration Project. The grant will…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Managing crappie in Kentucky’s small lakes presents challenges
Managing crappie in small lakes presents challenges but in recent years fishery biologists have fine-tuned their approach, yielding good results….
Work to begin March 16 on ‘Texas Turnaround’ at 4th Street entrance to northbound 71/75 in Covington
Work is scheduled to begin Wednesday, March 16, on the “Texas Turnaround,” a state-funded plan to reduce accidents on the…
Beshear signs legislation allowing Ky’s student-athletes to profit from name, image and likeness
Joined by state lawmakers, university leaders, coaches, and student-athletes, Gov. Andy Beshear signed legislation on Wednesday allowing student-athletes in Kentucky…
Al Cross: This isn’t prime time for the ‘Entertainment Wing’ of the GOP
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s annual public-affairs dinner is usually a chance for the governor and legislative leaders to have…