World Peace Bell to be relocated for major development of its block by hotel operator Shaun Pan
For 25 years, a prime piece of downtown Newport real estate has sat largely vacant and underutilized. But after nearly five…
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Former Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes cleared of ethics charges by Franklin judge
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern Former Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes was cleared Monday by Franklin Circuit Judge…
Our Rich History: Izzy’s Delicatessen — food, ambience, theatrics — became part of the landscape
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 3 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants Some businesses…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports work underway in the region this week; beware delays, closures
KYTC District 6 reports work underway this week in the region, advising that inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances can…
Bookworms, brainchild of Sgt. Rachel White, puts books in hands of Covington kids
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The program started in the spring of 2002, to bridge the gap between the community…
Chamber’s ‘Egg ‘n Issues’ to feature Bill Butler ‘Building Better NKY: Vision of Development Legend’
Corporex Companies, LLC has been leaving its mark on the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati region for nearly 60 years….
Applications open for new Kentucky State Police class, due by June 30
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky State Police is accepting applications from individuals who want to join a law enforcement…
Dr. Clay Shearer came to love dermatology because he can work with people — and see the results
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter He was recognized for Excellence in Dermatology by NKY Magazine. But it wasn’t planned that…
Cincinnati Museum Center to open new permanent exhibit on ‘Advancing Health,’ focusing on self care
Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is helping to advance the region’s understanding, interest and appreciation of health. A new permanent exhibit will…
Opinion — Judy Harris: Lessons from students brought joy to my life (what a difference a hug makes)
(Editor’s note: Welcome Judy Harris, retired educator, writer, and community volunteer as the Northern Kentucky Tribune‘s newest columnist. She will…
Meet the Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky awardees to be honored on May 23
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative announces the 2024 Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky honorees, celebrating 40 years…
The River: Commanding the P.A. Denny — and telling stories of the very first adventures
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Covington Business Council May luncheon to feature meet NKY’s Julie Kirkpatrick on convention center
The Covington Business Council’s May luncheon will feature Julie Kirkpatrick, president and CEO meetNKY, the region’s convention and tourism organization….
Today is Workers’ Memorial Day, a time to remember those who died in workplace accidents
Gov. Andy Beshear is asking Kentuckians to take time today to remember those who have perished in workplace accidents. This…
Boone County Fiscal Court appoints members to the state’s first Transportation Improvement District
The state’s Six-Year Transportation Plan includes a $10 million line item set aside for projects managed by the Boone County…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of week’s news — Swift reporter, whining, weapons bills, campus protests
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Dr. Cady Short-Thompson’s investiture ceremony makes it finally official: first woman president of NKU
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor It’s official. The formal ceremony welcoming a new president of Northern Kentucky University, Dr. Cady…
Kroger executives hold official groundbreaking on new grocery at long-shuttered Edgewood Kmart site
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Things are starting to get real for the new Kroger store scheduled to replace…
University of Kentucky board approves change in how institution is governed, a ‘faculty senate’
By Sarah Ladd and McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees voted Friday in favor of…
Keeneland’s Spring Meet ends with all-source wagering 3rd-highest ever, top stables and jockeys
Keeneland’s 2024 Spring Meet concluded Friday with all-sources wagering exceeding $218 million, the third-highest handle in track history. Average daily…
Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, DEA’s twice-yearly effort to rid your homes of unneeded medications
The Drug Enforcement Admnistration has announced that Saturday will be the next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day when the federal…
Kenton County Public Library offering Candy Land Game tonight; other special events Saturday
Many of us have played the traditional Candy Land game. This classic board game, beloved by generations, invites players to…