Kentucky Living’s annual Best in Kentucky Awards nominations open until February 29
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Opinion – Richard Nelson: Legislature pushes back against DEI, viewpoint discrimination in higher ed
Pushback against DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs in Kentucky higher education is moving in the legislature with the passage…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare first in state, region to implant new device to treat abnormal heart rhythm
Doctors with the Florence Wormald Heart & Vascular Institute at St. Elizabeth Healthcare are the first in Kentucky and the…
Kenton County Public Library Covington celebrates Black History Month with Read-In, Vendor Fair Sat.
In honor of Black History Month, the Kenton County Public Library’s Covington branch is hosting a Black Owned Vendor Fair…
Kenton County names contractor for its new farmers market pavilion in Independence
The Kenton County Fiscal Court has approved Schrudde & Zimmerman Inc. as the contractor for its planned farmers market pavilion…
New ticket options have been added for the first Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival on March 2
A reminder that the first-ever Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival will take place from 5-10 p.m. on Saturday, March 2 at…
KYOSA report: Families and businesses struggle amid Kentucky’s ongoing school-age child care crisis
A robust child care system that provides a continuum of high-quality care and learning opportunities from birth through school age…
News briefs: Park Hill to help with event; Taylor Mill gets new vehicles; Kenton County treasurer to retired
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Park Hills Liz St Onge, president of the Park Hills Civic Club, talked to…
Hebron Kroger donates $10k they got for selling ‘Jones 30’ lotto ticket to Jones Middle School
Staff report The Hebron Kroger that sold the winning lotto ticket to the ‘Jones 30’ donated its share of $10,000…
Opinion – Al Cross: On Ukraine aid, McConnell acted on principle, not politics
When the Senate voted 70-29 Tuesday to send more aid to Ukraine, Republican Leader Mitch McConnell was in the majority…
Frontier Airlines announces another six nonstop departures from CVG — major fare sale on all routes
Ultra-low fare carrier Frontier Airlines will begin nonstop service from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) to six additional destinations in…
KY superintendents hear about new statewide literacy coaching model to be implemented next year
Kentucky superintendents heard updates on the statewide literacy coaching model during the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) Superintendents Webcast Tuesday….
Covington Commission wants audit for fire dept. and homeless shelter; reports on Port Authority, more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter The Covington city manager, as well as the Mayor and the Board of Commissioners wanted…
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…
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…