More than 820,000 Kentuckians expected to travel over upcoming Independence Day holiday
From sea to shining sea — and from Pikeville to Paducah — AAA is projecting strong travel volume for the…
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Bard’s Burgers introduces library-themed drink to honor role of KCPL in restaurant’s beginnings
When Bard’s Burgers & Chili rebranded and reopened 10 years ago, owner Jordan Stephenson didn’t have Wi-Fi at home. So…
KY joins national initiative to expand postsecondary opportunities for justice-impacted individuals
Kentucky is one of five states selected by the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association (SHEEO) to participate in a…
Increase in Kentucky’s child overdose cases highlighted during National Safety Month
By Brett Peveto Public News Service June is National Safety Month and experts are highlighting medication safety for Kentucky kids….
U.S. CBP seizes 2200 pieces of counterfeit jewelry worth $25 million at Port of Louisville
On June 19 and June 20, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Louisville seized five shipments containing a total…
Kenton County Library offering ways for Northern Kentuckians to beat the heat all summer long
As temperatures in the region rise, the Kenton County Public Library is offering the perfect way to stay cool, comfortable…
Opinion – Amber Duke: Marking the 10-year anniversary of marriage equality
“Hi. My name is April Miller and Kim Davis just denied me a marriage license.” Ten years ago, I answered…
Sixth generation of Boone County’s McGlasson Farms puts the ‘u’ back in fruit picking
By Chris Aldridge Kentucky Ag News In the 1860s, Henry McGlasson moved west from Virginia and built a small log…
Ignite Institute student Lily Russell named president-elect of Educators Rising Kentucky
Educators Rising Kentucky named six students to its team of state officers for the 2025-2026 academic year. This leadership team…
KY Council for Better Education releases district report showing education funding falling short
The Kentucky Council for Better Education (CBE) has released new reports to every public school district in Kentucky, highlighting a…
Six Northern Kentuckians named among 52 members of Leadership Kentucky Class of 2025
Leadership Kentucky on Monday announced the 52 members of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2025. Leadership Kentucky’s 2025 flagship program…
A conversation with Dr. Steven Stack, Kentucky’s Cabinet for Health and Family Services secretary
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern FRANKFORT — Dr. Steven Stack says Kentucky, which already struggles with poor health, is “on…
Kentucky’s newly-established Medicaid Oversight and Advisory Board convenes for first meeting
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentucky’s newly established Medicaid Oversight and Advisory Board convened for its first meeting this…
Kentucky by Heart: Former state apiarist Dr. Tammy Horn Potter provides the ‘buzz’ on Kentucky’s bees
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Let’s keep the buzz going on my recent columns about Kentucky state symbols and talk…
Care Net Pregnancy Services of NKY receives Kentucky Colonels grant to provide infant car seats
Care Net Pregnancy Services of Northern Kentucky has been awarded a $2,065 grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels…
Our Rich History: Cincinnati-born William ‘Bill’ Kraus was one of nation’s most important gay rights activists
We’re celebrating ten years of Our Rich History. You can browse and read any of the past columns, from the…
The River: Steamer YORKTOWN was vessel of choice to deliver Cincinnati’s iconic Merz and Mahler Telescope
The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river —…
Second phase of multi-year renovation project at Kentucky’s State Capitol building set to begin
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today If you have visited the State Capitol in Frankfort the last couple of years, you…
In Noel Rash, Conner gets a coach who will keep David Trosper right there next to him
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter At David Trosper’s “Celebration of Life” at Conner High School, his widow, Ginny, made…
‘Sextortion’ law, created through Kentucky’s Senate Bill 73, one of many that go into effect next week
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Among the many pieces of legislation passed by the General Assembly this year which will…
Kentucky Arts Council now accepting visual, craft artist applications for Kentucky Crafted marketing program
The Kentucky Arts Council is now accepting applications for its Kentucky Crafted Program, the Commonwealth’s marketing initiative for professional visual…
Cuts in GOP’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ could jeopardize healthcare for 277,000 Kentuckians
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service As Congress considers cuts to safety-net programs in what Republicans are calling the “One…