Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes, former Kentucky secretary of state, wins appeal in ethics case
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern The Kentucky Court of Appeals unanimously has upheld a lower court order that cleared former…
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NKY Chamber’s April Eggs ‘N Issues event to present ways for businesses to combat cybersecurity threats
Staff report The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) April Eggs ‘N Issues will offer ways for businesses to…
The River: Call from an old friend serves as reminder that life, like the mighty Mississippi River, flows on
The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river —…
Final Gambit punches ticket to Kentucky Derby with Saturday’s victory in Jeff Ruby Steaks
Juddmonte’s Final Gambit secured his spot in the starting gate for the 151st Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve with…
City of Covington, BlairTech to partner for special e-waste drop-off event April 5 at Latonia’s Tech Castle
A special e-waste drop-off event April 5 at computer refurbisher BlairTech in Latonia will kick off a partnership that will…
Rotary Club of Florence announces ’25 Teacher of Year recipients; to be recognized at April 21 luncheon
The Rotary Club of Florence on Friday announced the recipients of it 2025 Teacher of the Year Awards to be…
Gas prices begin expected seasonal increase as summer blend fuels begin to affect pump prices
After weeks of little movement, the national average for a gallon of gas increased by about 4 cents over the…
BCM unveils new exhibit celebrating 1950s athletes, coaches and teams that shaped region’s sports legacy
Behringer-Crawford Museum, in partnership with the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame, on Saturday opened Northern Kentucky Sports Legends of…
Ex-Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin grills adopted son, Jonah, in dramatic hearing on protective order
By Deborah Yetter Kentucky Lantern LOUISVILLE — An unusual bit of courtroom drama unfolded Friday when former Kentucky Gov. Matt…
Ft. Thomas childrens’ bookstore Blue Marble Books seeks new owner in hopes of continuing 45-year run
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter A landmark. A part of the community. But more importantly, a treasure. And, sad to…
Cats give coach Mark Pope first NCAA tournament victory, keep on dancin’ to delight of BBN
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Pope’s return to Milwaukee was a memorable one. The Kentucky coach, who played two…
Campbell County Public Library’s April 11 Signature Series to feature best-selling author Mary Kay Andrews
New York Times bestselling author Mary Kay Andrews will speak at the Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch of the Campbell County Public…
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce accepting nominations for annual Leadership Alumni Awards
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is now accepting nominations for its Leadership Alumni Awards, which include the…
Behringer-Crawford Museum, The Carnegie to partner for event celebrating life of Harlan Hubbard April 23
Behringer-Crawford Museum and The Carnegie will partner for an event in April celebrating the life and legacy of artist, writer…
Saying it’s ‘about hate,’ Gov. Andy Beshear vetoes ban on DEI in Kentucky public higher education
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear has issued his expected veto of a Republican-backed bill aimed at…
St. Mary’s School educator Tricia Richardson named recipient of Gold Star Teacher Award
Tricia Richardson of St. Mary’s School in Alexandria has been named recipient of the annual Gold Star Teacher Award. The…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: KY’s Wildlife Action Plan outlines species of greatest conservation need
Kentucky’s State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP) summarizes the status of the state’s vulnerable wildlife species and the condition of their…
Kenton County Fiscal Court approves Independence as first Community Redevelopment Fund partner
The Kenton County Fiscal Court approved partnering with the City of Independence earlier this month on the first project funded…
Are headaches affecting your child’s school or activities? Here’s how to manage their symptoms
By Dr. Sharoon Qaiser University of Kentucky Is your child complaining of frequent headaches? Are they missing school days or…
Northern Kentucky Chamber honors Mazak Corporation with NKY Community Award
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) presented the NKY Community Award to Mazak Corporation at its monthly Eggs…
NKY Chamber announces finalists for annual Business Impact awards to be presented May 1
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for its annual Business Impact Awards. The winners will be…
Spring is in the air… and so are those annoying allergens; steps you can take to lessen symptoms
Spring, which starts officially today, brings longer days, warm sunshine and fresh air — a perfect time for new beginnings….