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…
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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….
Kentucky by Heart: Reading and more wonderful reading — never enough books
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Iconic author John Steinbeck is reported to have said: “I guess there are never enough…
NKY NAACP hosts full house at annual Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon, presents awards
By Serena Owen Special to NKyTribune The annual NKY NAACP MLK luncheon at the Syndicate in Newport welcomed attendees with…
Notre Dame partners with Horizon Community Foundation on ‘Urban Education Center’ fund
The Notre Dame Urban Education Center has established the Notre Dame Urban Education Center Fund in partnership with Horizon Community…
Our Rich History: The Bishop and the architect — and a vision for the future of Covington
Editor’s note: This is the second in a four-part series celebrating the Quasquicentennial (125th) anniversary of the Dedication of St….
Teacher resource nonprofit Crayons to Computers seeks new leadership as CEO Amy Cheney retires
Crayons to Computers is looking for new leadership as Amy L. Cheney, who has served as president and CEO since…
67th annual Cincinnati Travel, Sports and Boat Show starts January 23 at convention center
The 67th Annual Cincinnati Travel, Sports and Boat Show will make its return to the Cincinnati Convention Center January 23-25…
Edgewood’s 26th annual Murder Mystery Dinner event set for March 14 at Liberty Hall
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter There is an annual treat in store for anyone who likes a good murder…
Tetanus infections uncommon, but are on the rise in the U.S., report Kentucky public health officials
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today While tetanus infections are uncommon in the United States, a concerning increase in cases has…
NKU makes ton of plays with 6th-man Oday going for 38 but Robert Morris makes a ton plus one
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Darrin Horn tried to warn his NKU basketball team that Robert Morris was dangerous…
Government briefs: Happenings in Park Hills, Ft. Mitchell, Taylor Mill, Lakeside Park, Newport, Boone County
By Tricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter PARK HILLS Amanda Peters, from the Kenton County Law Enforcement Navigator Program, came to the…
KYTC offering state-sponsored engineering, construction management scholarships; apply by Feb.1
For Kentucky students looking to build the infrastructure their communities depend on every day, applications are now open for state-sponsored…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — MLK Day, Iran protests, food pyramids, playoff losses, holiday bills
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
A constant smile and kindness make ‘Mr. Bob’ a hometown hero at Costco
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Two words. Just two magical words. Words that are foreign to most have made…
Beshear, delegation to attend World Economic Forum in Switzerland to tout state investment
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that he and a delegation from Team Kentucky will travel to Europe next week for a…
In a place neither expected to be, Newport, St. Henry coaches doing – and loving — their thing
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter At another time, maybe in another place, another year, Rod Snapp and Tim Sullivan…