Mike Tussey: Once upon a time, they were there, but now gone but not forgotten — the drive-in movies
The tsunami of drive-in movie popularity hit America in the 1950’s and 60’s with the Baby Boomer’s generation. Like anything…
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KY Chamber completes inaugural ‘Military Hiring Academy,’ graduating 40 diverse business leaders
To bridge the gap between employers seeking talent and the military community, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation has announced the completion…
Letter to Editor: More than 100 Kentucky groups urge lawmakers to reject House Bill 5
A diverse coalition of more than 100 Kentucky organizations, including faith, housing, justice, mental health, recovery and community groups sent…
‘Momnibus’ bill aimed at lowering state’s maternal mortality rate, awaiting vote of full House
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News A bill aimed at decreasing the state’s high maternal-mortality rate was approved by the…
St. Elizabeth’s Dr. Flora discusses role of Artificial Intelligence in medicine, especially cancer treatment
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter With Artificial Intelligence bursting onto the horizon, people are scrambling to see how it…
Special Olympics Kentucky athletes on 33 teams will compete in Region 2 tournament in Florence Sat.
Nearly 400 Special Olympics Kentucky athletes on 33 teams will take to the hardwood at Sports of All Sorts in…
Opinion – Nathan Thompson: I thought ‘they’ll never let this happen again’ — I was wrong
On an ordinary day, in an ordinary town, in an ordinary school, in an ordinary class, an extraordinary, horrifying —…
Donate Life KY celebrates release of ‘Ordinary Angels’ about extraordinary effort to save child’s life
On January 17, 1994, a historic and deadly snowstorm hit Kentucky at the same time a liver transplant became available…
Our Rich History: Abraham Lincoln and his connection to Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune In celebration of Lincoln’s birthday, we offer this encore column that originally…
NKY Chamber’s Eggs ‘n Issues honors Black History Month with program on workplace equity Feb. 20
The Northern Kentucky Chamber’s Eggs ‘n Issues will honor Black History Month with a special program “Developing a Workplace of…
Teacher of Year Kevin Dailey of NKY reports on KDE project to find what makes good classrooms
Kevin Dailey, the 2024 Kentucky Teacher of the Year and a social studies teacher at BallyShannon Middle School, provided an…
Respiratory illness in state keeps declining but it still elevated; more kids are in hospitals
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News While emergency-department visits and hospital admissions related to respiratory illness were again less numerous…
Rotary Club of Florence to host program on Caracole’s vending machine project, opioid crisis
The Rotary Club of Florence will host Director of Prevention Suzanne Bachmeyer and Prevention Supervisor Leah Majesky who will provide…
The River: Memories stir like river mud — of Patty Boy, of Camps, of long swims, of new wonders
(The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports work being done on area’s roadways this week; be mindful of workers
KYTC District 6 reports on projects expected to happen on the region’s roadways this week, though inclement weather or other…
Deadline for nominations for the NKyChamber’s 2024 Business Impact Awards is Feb. 23
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is still accepting applications for its 2024 Business Impact Awards. The awards…
Kentucky, Oklahoma lead nation in adult daily vaping; Forbes ranks KY as No. 2 vaping state
Kentucky Health News Kentucky adults use electronic cigarettes daily at the highest rate in the nation, equaled only by Oklahoma,…
It’s ‘Big Game’ day — be a responsible party-goer and responsible host — and don’t drive alcohol-impaired
Festivities are well underway for Sunday’s big game with scores of people making plans as to where to watch and…
‘Wrong-Way’ crash prevention project to improve safety, to start with Fayette and Jefferson counties
A design build team has been selected for a $9.5 million project to monitor and bolster safety on Kentucky corridors…
New Perceptions to celebrate ribbon-cutting on new sports court, made possible by grant from Toyota Boshoku
New Perceptions, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the welfare of children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, announces…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of week’s news — guns, immunity, Cupid, from dry to buy, Valentine’s Day
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Highland Heights City Council honored for its smoke-free ordinance, commitment to healthy community
As one of the first Northern Kentucky communities to pass groundbreaking smoke-free ordinances, the Highland Heights City Council was honored…