Reminder: Great Bridal Chase 5k, after-party in Covington on Sunday, still time to register
Reminder: The Great Bridal Chase 5K and reception-like after-party will take place Sunday, November 6th, as runaway brides, tethered partners…
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Attorney General reminds Kentuckians to report election law violations, irregularities to fraud hotline
Attorney General Daniel Cameron reminded Kentuckians that suspected election law violations and voting irregularities should be reported to the Attorney…
Publishers of The Crittenden Press receive Al Smith public service award, says newspapers must adapt
By Al Cross Institute for Rural Journalism The loss of community newspapers “has left our country ripe for an invasion…
Election ’22: Wheatley for state rep., Aubuchon, Florence Mayor; JB Smith, Crescent Springs council
Buddy Wheatley: 65th District not for sale For those of us who serve as state representatives, every two years is…
Election ’22: ‘No’ on Amendment 1, McNeese for Kenton Family Court Judge, restored voting rights
‘No’ on Amendment #1 — Protect life and liberty When I was first elected to the General Assembly Frankfort wags…
U.S. Rep. Massie campaigns for Supreme Court candidate Fischer, despite nonpartisan judgeships
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter SHELBYVILLE – Conservative Republican U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie appeared on the campaign trail Thursday with…
Josh Quinn joins meetNKY as tourism is poised to rebound and new master plan is in place
As Northern Kentucky’s tourism industry recovers from the worst downturn ever, the realization that travel demand will fully return to…
Global Business Solutions opens Tech and Innovation Center at Northern Kentucky University
Northern Kentucky University, in partnership with Global Business Solutions, officially opened the GBS Tech and Innovation Center this week with…
Brooke Schnelle runs Point Perk Coffee Shop — and also coaches and trains volleyball hopefuls
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Everyone seems to want a piece of her. Brooke Schnelle is the first-year girls volleyball…
City of Florence unveiled two new signs honoring The Thin Blue Line, The Thin Red Line
The City of Florence has unveiled two new signs dedicated to the men and women of the Florence Police Department…
Passport’s One-Stop Help Center in Covington offers special services to Medicaid members in region
Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare held a grand opening ceremony for its new One-Stop Help Center in Covington. The new…
Bill Straub: Rand Paul’s viciousness could be put to real harm if he becomes chair of Senate committee
Sen. Rand Paul is a buffoon. But he may soon become a buffoon with a microphone and a gavel, which…
Election ’22: Protect Kentucky Access says vote ‘No’ on Amendment 2 — it’s too extreme for Kentucky
Amendment 2 is too extreme for Kentucky. On November 8, we must vote No. On November 8, Kentuckians will be…
Learning Grove’s Breakthroughs in Early Childhood conference attracts national experts, thought leaders
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor NKY’s innovative Learning Grove is presenting its cutting edge Breakthroughs in Early Childhood conference in…
Sec. of State Adams says state, local officials assure Nov. 8 election is secure; early voting starts today
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams says both state and local officials have been working…
Disability activists and YouTube stars, aka Squirmy and Grubs, to speak at NKU November 7
Disability stars Shane Burcaw and Hannah Aylward, best known for their viral YouTube videos under the name Squirmy and Grubs,…
Governor reminds that kynect enrollment is open for ’23 health, dental benefits
Gov. Beshear announced that Kentuckians can now shop and enroll for health and dental coverage that begins in 2023 on…
U.S. Customs officers seize $2.5 million worth of counterfeit jewelry at Port of Louisville
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Louisville Port of Entry recently seized one package concealing bracelets, necklaces, and…
Al Cross: Political tumult makes us value pols like Ron Mazzoli, whose ‘fine character always won’
As the nation hurtles toward a tumultuous and fraught midterm election, Kentucky is an island of relative calm. Beyond elections…
Covington Commission approves mortgage assistance program, BIA’s Heritage Trades, and more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Last December, the city used American Rescue Plan Act funds to create “buckets,” or categories…
Questions arise about politics in big nonpartisan judicial races in Northern Kentucky
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter The two biggest judicial races in Northern Kentucky on the ballot next Tuesday are for…
Election ’22: Letters from supporters of candidates Wheatley, Cetrulo, Aubuchon, Heinrich, Barton
Buddy Wheatley for state representative In a live candidate forum recently, candidate Stephanie Dietz described Covington as a place with…