First school risk assessment report finds nearly all of Ky’s schools compliant with access control measures
Nearly all of Kentucky’s schools are compliant with the School Safety and Resiliency Act (SSRA), in large part due to…
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Katherine Mueller: The housing crisis is very real for landlords too, but evictions are not the answer
There is no doubt that the last year and a half has been difficult for everyone, in every corner of…
New Kentucky Southern Social bourbon weekend experience set for Omni Louisville Hotel Sept. 16-18
By Nicole Childress Building Kentucky Curious bourbon fans and collectors will love a new bourbon experience planned this September at…
Citing ‘innovation and quality governance’ KLC names Covington City Government of the Year
The national narrative for local governments last year was defined by retreat and retraction. But the City of Covington forged…
Constance Alexander: Exotic doll symbolizes one little girl’s power to speak up and speak out
Phyllis Martucci was a divorcee. The word alone throbbed with excitement but was seldom heard when I was ten years…
Kentucky by Heart: A look at some great resources for the connoisseur of ‘all things Kentucky’
As a connoisseur of “all things Kentucky,” I continually look to discover new information and available resources about our state…
With lawmakers returning to Washington, KY groups rally for infrastructure, climate and jobs investments
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service When U.S. House lawmakers return to Washington this week, they’re expected to vote on…
Ashley Spaulding: Student debt relief still badly needed as college year begins in Kentucky
As another college year begins amidst a resurging pandemic, new Census data show those struggling the most with student debt…
KHEAA money tip for students: Working while in college can pay off, but take time for yourself
Working while going to college can pay off in several ways, according to the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA)….
Kentucky Supreme Court reverses decision on executive orders in major legal defeat for Beshear
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear was handed a huge legal defeat by the Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously…
As COVID-19 spreads rapidly, health departments working with national guard on at-home vaccinations
By Corrine Boyer Ohio Valley Resource On an overcast day in Louisville, two men dressed in scrubs get in a…
Registration is now open for the return Adventure Crew’s Great Ohio River Swim set for August 29
Get ready to make a splash, The Bill Keating, Jr. Great Ohio River Swim, presented by TriHealth, returns to the…
NKY Chamber, Tri-ED to host webinar addressing vaccines and what employers need to know
On Tuesday, August 24, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and Northern Kentucky Tri-ED will host the webinar, “NKY Vaccination…
Billy Reed: Visit to Reds game on unbearably hot day serves as a reminder of the gift of good friendships
Last Thursday I went to Cincinnati with my friends Ronnie Galloway and Paul Haydon to see the Reds play the…
Former Kentucky lawmaker Brent Yonts dies from COVID-19 after contracting breakthrough case
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A former longtime member of the Kentucky House of Representatives died on Friday at the…
More than 18,000 Kentuckians to receive industry-specific training through Bluegrass State Skills Corp.
Gov. Andy Beshear this week highlighted progress in the commonwealth’s mission of maintaining, developing and retaining its world-class workforce, further…
River Metals Recycling to install custom sound barrier to reduce equipment noise at Newport facility
The City of Newport has announced that River Metals Recycling will install a custom sound barrier to reduce noise that…
Governor’s Scholars Program celebrates completion of 39th summer program for Ky. high school seniors
The Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP) recognized 1,047 Kentucky high school seniors, representing 118 counties, for completing the 39th summer…
Ashli Watts: Passage of bipartisan infrastructure package leaves Ky. poised for additional growth
The saying is true — if you build it, they will come. Just look at the recent census data showing…
First Taste the Cov weekend Sept. 16-19 to showcase Covington’s diverse and growing culinary offerings
Renaissance Covington and MeetNKY have announced Covington’s first-ever restaurant weekend, Taste the Cov, from Thursday, September 16 to Sunday, September…
Sept. 11 Performance of The Long Run Massacre & Floyd’s Defeat to feature four Kentucky authors
On September 11, The Long Run Massacre & Floyd’s Defeat will be presented by the Painted Stone Settlers at Shelbyville’s…
Crossroads Church sending additional $50,000 in aid to Haiti to support victims of recent earthquake
Crossroads Church, which has increased its work in Haiti in the past year, is sending additional financial support while also…