Vehicles buyers are paying the highest prices ever, some tips to help save as vehicle costs skyrocket
Drivers are not just experiencing pain at the pump these days, but they’re feeling pain at the car dealership as…
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Kentucky Heritage Council launches survey seeking public input on five-year historic preservation plan
The Kentucky Heritage Council/State Historic Preservation Office (KHC) has launched a survey seeking public input for a new five-year state…
John G. Carlisle tasting event March 3 to celebrate 125th anniversary of Bottled-in Bond Act
Whiskey fans from across the Tri-State are invited to attend the John G. Carlisle Bottled-in-Bond (BIB) Competition and Celebration from…
Proposed CDC guidelines for treating pain encourage non-opioid therapies, avoid one-size-fits-all approach
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has proposed new guidelines that would move…
NKY accounting firm Rudler PSC announces leadership changes, president’s retirement
Rudler, PSC, an Northern Kentucky independent public accounting firm, has announced multiple leadership changes. Tami Lawson, CPA, has been promoted…
Kenton County’s Emily Arzen named Outstanding Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney by KCAA
The Kentucky Commonwealth’s Attorneys Association named Kenton County Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Emily J. Arnzen “2022 Outstanding Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney.” Arnzen…
KBE seeking nominations for 2022 David Karem Award for Excellence in Education Policy
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) is accepting nominations for the Karem Award for Excellence in Education Policy. The award,…
Tri-ED launches Build + Elevate NKY investor campaign; will create private/public-funded entity
The Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) launchd Build + Elevate NKY investor campaign Thursday at New Riff Distilling…
Thomas More University athletes give back through service to Special Olympics Kentucky
Service-learning opportunities are an important mission of the liberal arts education offered at Thomas More University. One organization with which…
Bill aimed at educating Ky. students through primary source historical documents passes committee
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A bill that seeks to educate students on the foundations of America’s principles through the…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Monarch Butterfly decline linked to loss of wintering habitat, breeding grounds
Their beauty and agility in flight thrills nature lovers and gardeners alike. But this seemingly fragile insect, with its beautiful…
Beshear says COVID steadily decreasing across state; could change guidance within a month
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday said the effects of COVID-19 in Kentucky continue to decline,…
Northern Kentucky residents urged to beware of possible snow and ice on Friday morning commute
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 crews plan to report in at midnight in Boone, Kenton and Campbell Counties to treat…
KDA, partners to offer health services to agricultural workers during National Farm Machinery Show
At this year’s National Farm Machinery Show, the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and partners are offering a number of health…
March Eggs ‘N Issues to feature discussion of economic impact of bourbon business in region
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will host its monthly Eggs ‘N Issues on Tuesday, March 8, at…
Kentuckians urged to use caution when burning outdoors as spring wildland fire season begins
The Spring Wildfire Season, which is underway and lasts until April 30, is in effect in every Kentucky county. The…
Study shows a healthier diet can add years to your life — a decade in your 20s, eight or nine years in 60s
Young adults in the U.S. can add more than a decade to their life expectancy by switching from a typical…
Kentucky slips, falls hard in 76-63 loss in rematch with Tennessee Tuesday night in Knoxville
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky had no trouble beating Tennessee on its home floor. That was a month ago…
Flu shots, nasal sprays give kids broad protection against many influenza variants, study finds
Children who receive year after year of season-specific influenza vaccines develop antibodies that also provide broader protection against new strains…
Jason Glass: All Kyians should commit to supporting our teachers and seeking a positive path forward
Every day we hear stories in our communities and see media reports about teacher shortages – and shortages of numerous…
Rob Retzlaff: In 2022, Congress could double-cross small businesses across Kentucky and the U.S.
The past two years have been excruciating for small businesses in Kentucky and across America. Lockdowns, retail and office closures,…
State General Fund receipts mark fifth consecutive month exceeding $1 billion in revenue
January’s General Fund receipts totaled $1,212.9 million, marking an unprecedented fifth consecutive month in which General Fund collections have exceeded…