Big Blue Moving celebrates NKY opening with a Boo Bash — of the Halloween kind (all invited)
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Boo. Scared yet? If not, just wait. Big Blue Moving and Storage will scare…
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Covington completes two-way conversions of Scott and Greenup Streets
The City of Covington has officially completed the conversion of Scott and Greenup streets from one-way to two-way traffic between…
State public health officials warn cooler weather brings respiratory illnesses, protect with vaccines
Public health officials in Kentucky are warning that cooler weather is on the way, bringing respiratory illnesses like COVID-19, influenza…
Cincinnati Museum Center’s female great auk helps solve 180-year-old extinction mystery
New research recently published confirms the remains of the last living female great auk resides in Cincinnati. Researchers from Denmark,…
Asbury’s annual Craft Fair (with famous pickles) set for Nov. 7, 8; time for holiday shopping
For more than 50 years, Asbury Methodist Church in Highland Heights has hosted an annual craft fair to raise money…
Kenton Mayor’s group celebrates Sen. McDaniel’s ‘Friend of City’ award, discusses e-bike/scooter problems
By Patricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Kentucky Senator Chris McDaniel was given the Kentucky League of Cities ‘Friend of the Cities’…
‘No Kings’ Day of Peaceful Action involves seven million in 2,700 cities across America — no violence reported
In one of the largest single-day nationwide demonstrations in U.S. history, nearly seven million Americans gathered on Saturday, two million…
Government briefs: News from Erlanger, Florence, Covington, Campbell, Fort Mitchell, Lakeside Park
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter ERLANGER Erlanger council members passed a municipal order confirming Mayor Jessica Fette’s appointment of…
Want to be in a movie? Roger Braden is looking for “extras” for a film on his latest book
Staff report Attorney and author Roger Braden is working on a film related to his recent book on mine safety…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — Peace prize, renewable energy, screen time, Pentagon and press
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Nothing comes easy for victorious Newport against Bellevue in neighborhood nail-biter
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Sometimes it works this way in football. Or more exactly, it doesn’t work. No…
National Parks, public lands feared at risk of long-term harm as shutdown drags on
By Jacob Fischler States Newsroom Bare-bones staffing during the government shutdown across the Interior Department and the U.S. Forest Service…
Park Hills council meeting descends into turmoil over disagreement on vote and record
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter This month’s regular Park Hills council meeting didn’t get very far into the agenda,…
Opinion – Joseph Meyer: Former mayor, state senator asks the obvious — did anyone think about parking?
Kenton County’s decision to locate NKU’s Chase Law School and UK’s Medical School on the Butler lot next to the…
NKY famlies invited to celebrate joy of learning at Read Ready Newport Launch and Fall Fest
Families across Northern Kentucky are invited to celebrate the joy of learning and community at the Read Ready Newport Launch…
Get on the Coffee Trail, talk with friends over coffee — get a passport to support Fairhaven Rescue Mission
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer Nonprofit ministries naturally have a hand in serving their communities. They are often born…
Dayton to open its new, improved Gil Lynn Park today, featuring pickleball courts, new playground equipment
The City of Dayton will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1 p.m. today for its new pickleball courts, new playground…
Two NKY legislators say they will introduce law designating October 14 ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ in KY
Two Northern Kentucky lawmakers say they have plans to introduce legislation during the 2026 General Assembly session to designate October…
Mike Tussey: The bosses — remember yours? Time to celebrate them on National Bosses Day
We all have had one or more, they run it all – the BOSS! You never forget them. For the…
Letter to the editor: Parents of son with Asperger’s say ‘music therapy’ transformed him — and gave him a future
(In reference to the story Tuesday about Paul Riesenberg’s music therapy.) To the editor: As a parent, I can’t express…
Bring on the drums: Paul Riesenberg hears the beat and shares it with young people in a big way
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Paul Riesenberg heard the call of the drums as a young boy, growing up in…
Opinion – Al Cross: George Clooney, featured in Esquire, still strikes a rare balance — and is funny too
George Clooney is such an international celebrity, the latest magazine cover story about him may get barely a second notice…