American Heart Assocation offers cold weather heart health tips — how to stay safe
The American Heart Association offers some important information for staying heart healthy in cold temperatures. While grocery store shelves may…
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Libraries adjust acquisition processes following closure of leading book distributor
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer The abrupt closure of Baker & Taylor, long considered one of the nation’s leading…
Fischer Homes’ new development in Florence , Glenns at Gunpowder, now selling homesites
Fischer Homes is now selling homesites at the Glenns at Gunpowder, a brand-new community in Florence. The community features 26…
Government briefs: Roundup of news from Covington, Elsmere, Campbell County, Erlanger
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON Covington Commissioners got an update on the plans for the Duro property by…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist view — January, Greenland, thermostat, fist, potholes, cold
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Lee Ramsey: Fitness as self care, not punishment — the right mind set makes all the difference
Growing up in sports, exercise was often communicated in a way that can only be described as borderline masochistic. Training…
Campbell County’s Carl Biery gets national First Responder recognition for his 55 years of service
Judge/Executive Steve Pendery and Commissioners Brian Painter, Tom Lampe, and Geoff Besecker presented Carl Biery with the Campbell County Citation…
She had a dream, overcame obstacles; now she’ll swim in Special Olympics USA games
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer She’s going to the Olympics. It’s true – it’s really true – Carmen Widener…
Kentucky braces for major winter storm starting tonight through Monday
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A major winter storm is expected to affect Kentucky from Friday night through Monday morning,…
Covington Board of Education asks community to participate in final phase of superintendent search
The Covington Board of Education is inviting families, staff, students, and community members to participate in the next phase of…
Opinion – Bill Straub: ICE, ICE and more ICE — when is enough enough?
Enough is enough. The United States Immigration and Enforcement Agency, better known as ICE, is out of control. It is…
St. Vincent de Paul launches capital campaign — ‘Hands of Hope’ — for new headquarters
By Brenna Keller NKyTribune Associate Editor St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky announced “Hands of Hope,” a $12 million capital…
New NKY Housing Fund to be permanent resource to expand housing supply
Regional leaders in Northern Kentucky announced the launch of the Northern Kentucky (NKY) Housing Fund, a new revolving loan fund…
Lexi Martini to provide leadership for Point/Arc’s PEERS program at Zembrodt center
By Andy Furman Point/Arc The Martini is celebrated for its simplicity, elegance, and versatility, making it one of the world’s…
Opinion – Col Owens: Northern Kentucky unity — a dream or a plan?
I write today about an issue that has been festering in Northern Kentucky (NKY) for decades. As my good friend…
Mike Tussey: After National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day — is Chapter 2
Let’s take a close-up of why January 9 received national attention. However, this time from the perspective of a retired…
Opinion – Dave Hatter: How Kentuckians can use the state Consumer Data Protection Act
In today’s increasingly datadriven world, your personal information such as your shopping habits, location history, fitness data, internet searches, and…
‘Our Healthy Kentucky Home’ initiative focuses on children with special health care needs
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The focus of January’s “Our Healthy Kentucky Home” initiative highlights several resources that focus…
Quick response from fire departments limits damage to Point Laundry, which is back in service
By Andy Furman Point/Arc Paul Berleman is back at work. And he is safe. Thanks to the heroics of Brent Schafer – make that Capt….
Six health bills are on the move in first two weeks of legislative session, many more filed
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Just nine days into the 2026 legislative session, several of the many health-related bills…
Holy Cross District High School launches ‘River Cities Scholars Program’ scholarship, deadline March 13
Holy Cross District High School has launched the River Cities Scholars Program, a new educational initiative supported by a $2…
NKU receives ’26 Carnegie Community Engagement classification for the third time
Northern Kentucky University has received the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement (CE) Classification, highlighting the university’s continued commitment to community engagement….