Free voucher system allows Covington residents to drop off bulk trash at city transfer station
A new voucher system that goes into effect tomorrow will allow Covington residents to drop off yard waste, bulk items…
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Commentary: Cameron’s decision regarding public officials’ private devices sets dangerous precedent
By Amye Bensenhaver and Scott Horn Special to NKyTribune Daniel Cameron has given the green light for public officials to…
Fidelity announces plans to hire hundreds of new employees, provide training at Covington campus
Fidelity Investments has announced plans to hire nearly 600 people in Covington, adding to hundreds of hires at the financial…
Bluegrass & Backroads: Hagedorn’s latest dives deep into a little-known story about a WWII Russian spy
Like a magnificent web – its fibers crossing, circling, connecting – Ann Hagedorn has woven a staggering body of facts…
Bill Straub: Dr. Anthony Fauci isn’t perfect, but Rand Paul and company’s accusatory antics cross the line
I’m tired of morons. Now, by moron, I don’t mean the Curley of the Three Stooges sort who at least…
Kyians can pitch uses for bourbon industry’s surplus stillage for chance to enter reverse pitch competition
With the number of Kentucky distillers increasing 250 percent the past decade, the need to address the industry’s spent-grain byproduct…
Keven Moore: Know the risks and seek proper training before hitting the road in that new RV
It’s the middle of July and Americans are in the thick of the vacation season, with travel expected to approach…
Kenton County to hold second public meeting to gather input on new Independence Station Road Park
Kenton County is seeking feedback from residents at its second public meeting for the new, 225 acre Kenton County Park…
Sen. Rand Paul participates in roundtable with Northern Kentucky law enforcement officials
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) traveled to Erlanger last week to meet with local law enforcement officers and sheriffs to…
Rick Christman: State legal system salted with shady characters with too much power over daily lives
Just after being elbowed from our attention by pandemic tunnel vision, the juiciest judicial scandal was on the boil. You…
New carriers, new routes and low airfares provide many options as air travel returns at CVG
The addition of new airlines, new and returned flights and increased frequency of flights at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport…
Chief Justice John Minton makes case for judicial redistricting to interim State Government committee
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice John D. Minton, Jr., made his case for judicial redistricting…
Kentucky coach Mark Stoops says football Wildcats are on a good path headed into 2021 campaign
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops is nearing a decade as head football coach at the University of Kentucky…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center Artists’ Show returns August 22 with first display in 17 months
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center is pleased to announce the return of the Baker Hunt Artists’ Show. The show…
Kentuckians encouraged to get vaccinated as highly-contagious COVID delta variant spreads across state
Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, provided an update Monday on…
Recent roadside tragedy underscores the need for drivers to move over, slow down on Ky. roadways
The tragic death of a AAA tow truck driver in Ohio has highlighted the risks faced by emergency first responders…
Constance Alexander: Recalling memories of Girls Scouts, girl power and summers at Camp Sacajawea
Sacajawea was a Girl Scout camp in northwest New Jersey. It was cheap, democratic, no frills. We slept in tents,…
Kentucky by Heart: Thurman Miller’s remarkable story is a compelling look at life in the coal mines
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist Now deceased, Thurman Miller collaborated in 2015 on a powerful book with his son, David,…
Our Rich History: Thomas More College in the 1970s and the innovation of ‘Integrative Councils’
Part 6 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021 by Tom Ward Special to NKyTribune The…
Over half of owners consider their pets when making vacation plans; tips for bringing your buddy along
By Berry Craig Building Kentucky Summer vacation time is upon us – and for many, that includes our pets. More…
Jason Bailey: Expanded Child Tax Credit is landmark victory against child poverty, let’s not let it vanish
This week Kentucky families began benefitting from the most extraordinary policy change to address child poverty in many decades —…
Jamie Vaught: Midway/KHSAA Student-Athlete of the Year shines on the golf course, and in the classroom
If you play golf in Kentucky, especially in the southeastern part of the state, you’re more than likely have heard…