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…
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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…
CovCath Chamber Choir to host sacred choral music concert at Basilica of the Assumption March 31
The Covington Catholic High School Chamber Choir will host the University of Louisville Cardinal Singers and the Northern Kentucky University…
CBP officers in Louisville intercept 230 counterfeit MLB, NBA and NFL championship rings from China
With one professional sports league in full swing, another gearing up for their draft and the other league locked out,…
Beechwood freshman Lupita Diaz named Kentucky Art’s Council’s Poetry Out Loud state champion
After three rounds of competition, Beechwood High School freshman Lupita Diaz emerged as the champion in the Kentucky Poetry Out…
Lawmakers considering updating laws, removing ‘barriers to breakfast’ for Kentucky school kids
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Senate lawmakers are considering updating existing legislation to allow kids to eat breakfast at…
Paul Hallinan Miller: The Kentucky SBDC helped this clown do the impossible — and that’s no joke
As a former circus clown — No, really, I once drove the clown car for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum…
Kentucky Arts Council to host virtual Arts Day(s) celebration March 16-18; registration now open
The Kentucky Arts Council will host its second online celebration of the commonwealth’s arts community during Arts Day(s) in Kentucky,…
NKU among 25 KY schools to receive portion of $3.5 million in CPE summer bridge program funding
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education on Tuesday announced 29 programs at 25 Kentucky colleges and universities will receive grants…
Poll shows KY voters strongly support restoration of voting rights for those with past felony convictions
Seventy-seven percent of Kentucky voters support the restoration of voting eligibility to people with prior felony convictions once they complete…
Benjamin Gies: Its time for the FDA to take steps to remove e-cigarette and vaping products from market
For the first time in more than a year, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) got a permanent leader when…
Brittney Burkholder named Supported Emplyment Specialist for The Point/ARC of Northern Kentucky
Brittney Burkholder has been named Supported Employment Specialist for The Point/Arc. And Brandon Releford – who made the announcement —…
Attorney General offers tips to avoid Kentucky’s top scams during National Consumer Protection Week
During National Consumer Protection Week, The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office on Tuesday announced the top three types of scams reported…