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Covington commissioners name Sharmili Reddy as next City Manager

July 16, 2025July 16, 20250

The Covington Board of Commissioners has approved Sharmili Reddy as the next City Manager. Reddy currently serves as the Executive…

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  • Business

Truist Foundation awards grant to Enzweiler Building Institute to enhance skilled trades training

July 16, 2025July 15, 20250

The Enzweiler Building Institute (EBI), operated by the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky (BIA NKY), has received a $37,000…

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  • News

‘Other’ leads the way in voter registrations for fourth month in a row

July 16, 2025July 15, 20250

The political party that is the biggest winner when it comes to new voter registrations in the state is not…

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  • Living

Mike Tussey: You never forget your first home — because it’s Home Sweet Home

July 16, 2025July 15, 20250

Newlyweds usually have a general idea as to where their first home will be and why. There are others who…

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  • Region/State

State makes $15.6 million investment in state parks, to secure electric grid

July 16, 2025July 15, 20250

By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced Tuesday a $15.6 million investment to ensure a reliable electric grid at Kentucky…

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  • Voices

Opinion – Col Owens: Are we hopelessly split? How do we come together?

July 16, 2025July 15, 20250

Our country appears hopelessly split, those who support Trump and those who oppose him. While the reasons for the split…

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  • News

Metropolitan Club closes doors after 35 years at top of RiverCenter, brings era to an end

July 15, 2025July 14, 20250

After 35 years of service to the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati communities, The Metropolitan Club (The Met Club) has…

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  • Health

Attorney General announces $14.4 million settlement with eight opioid drug makers

July 15, 2025July 14, 20250

Attorney General Russell Coleman announced his office had secured $14.4 million in additional settlement dollars from opioid manufacturers. “These companies…

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  • News

Tragedy struck twice, but Brad Fritz’ resolve, positivity, and faith will serve him well again

July 14, 2025July 13, 20250

By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter For those who doubt that lightning can strike twice, they need to consider the…

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  • News

It took 12 years, but Craig Massey got his 1000th career hit at the Florence Y’alls

July 14, 2025July 13, 20250

By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Special moments are always worth the wait. Like birthdays. And Christmas morning. But, how long?…

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  • Business

SparkHaus entrepreneurship hub reaches milestone — half its dedicated offices are leased

July 14, 2025July 13, 20250

SparkHaus, Northern Kentucky’s entrepreneurship hub, recently reached a major milestone: 50% of its 34 dedicated offices are leased. This includes…

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  • Voices

Opinion – Judy Harris: The results of involving learners with primary sources

July 14, 2025July 14, 20250

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” — Benjamin Franklin Some…

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  • News

Dragon Ellis, 14, has a dream (to be a movie producer) and today he’s making short, scary films

July 13, 2025July 12, 20250

By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Today class, we talk challenges. The definition of a challenge in life is multifaceted and…

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  • Government

Government Briefs: Roundup of news from Florence, Independence, Taylor Mill, Boone County, Elsmere

July 13, 2025July 12, 20250

FLORENCE Florence city council listened to evidence brought by Attorney Tom Nienaber concerning the property at 37 Goodridge Avenue in…

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  • Business

Corporex expands commercial leasing team to strengthen its sales strategy

July 13, 2025July 14, 20250

Corporex, a privately held investment and development firm based in Covington, is strategically expanding its internal leasing team to support…

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  • Education

Newport High School students bring home national awards from FCCLA conference

July 13, 2025July 12, 20250

Staff report The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America held its national conference in Florida recently. It attracted attendees…

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  • Voices

Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — Epstein files, Texas flood, third party?, ticks

July 13, 2025July 12, 20250

Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…

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  • Health

Cincinnati Children’s, Christ Hospital partner with developer Merus for project in Cold Spring

July 12, 2025July 11, 20250

Two of the region’s highly regarded health systems – Cincinnati Children’s and The Christ Hospital Health Network – are partnering…

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  • Living

Covington-Erlanger police didn’t stand a chance against Point/Arc’s kickball All-Stars

July 12, 2025July 11, 20250

By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Covington Police has a new lieutenant – but what they sorely need is a new…

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  • Business

MAMMOTH Music and Arts Festival to host acoustic music series at New Riff Distilling starting July 19

July 12, 2025July 11, 20250

MAMMOTH Music and Arts Festival, Northern Kentucky’s FREE signature music festival, has announced the MAMMOTH Music Series, presented by New…

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  • Region/State

New scholarship for community college students aimed at protecting utility lines

July 12, 2025July 11, 20250

A new scholarship for Kentucky Community and Technical College students is aimed at preventing damage to utility lines. The Kentucky…

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  • Government

Covington police ask public to cram the cruiser with school supplies at Latonia Kroger

July 12, 2025July 11, 20250

The Covington Police Department is teaming up with the Latonia Kroger to help local students start the school year strong….

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