Point/Arc to host Amazon Job Fair on June 22 at Zembrodt Education Center — all welcome
The Point/Arc will host The Amazon Job Fair, Wednesday, June 22nd from noon to 4 p.m. In making the announcement,…
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First GEAR UP Kentucky summer academy underway at EKU, includes Holmes High School students
The first of two summer academies focused on preparing high schoolers for college success is underway this week at Eastern…
Governor Beshear announces $2.1 million in awards to support vulnerable older Kentuckians
Gov. Andy Beshear announced this week awards totaling over $2.3 million that will support vulnerable older Kentuckians. “Everyone deserves the…
State program delayed to provide poor, old people with food from Farmers Markets
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state program that provides fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables from Kentucky farmers’ markets…
NKU’s prestigious Lincoln Awards go to Delores Hargrove-Young, St. Elizabeth Healthcare on June 28
Northern Kentucky University announces that, for the first time since 2019, it will be returning to an in-person ceremony for…
Newport Aquarium’s WAVE Foundation to host annual Putt for Penguins Celebrity Golf Outing
WAVE Foundation, the nonprofit organization at the Newport Aquarium, is hosting the 11th annual David Fulcher’s Putt for Penguins Celebrity…
$162 million in ARPA funding awarded to 360 smaller Kentucky cities, to defray costs due to COVID
Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Thursday awards exceeding $162 million for more than 360 smaller cities in Kentucky from the…
A reminder: St. Elizabeth, NKY CAC hosting Juneteenth celebration Saturday, onsite screenings
For the second year in a row, St. Elizabeth Healthcare is teaming up with the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission…
Bill Straub: No matter the problem, the President is to blame, says James Comer, and he’s sticking to it
Rep. James Comer, a burgeoning right-wing media darling, has appeared on the telly more frequently than the Kardashians in recent…
Al Cross: Fifty years after Watergate, we live in an age of bad faith
As a House committee tries to awaken Americans to the seditious behavior of Donald Trump, the nation marks the 50th…
Historic landmark Claudia Sanders Dinner House for sale, along with Colonel’s residence, memorabilia
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Claudia Sanders Dinner House, a Shelbyville landmark restaurant Colonel Harland Sanders created for his beloved…
‘High Five for Health’ will help students, parents to stay healthy, strong this summer — for success in fall
High Five for Health is a partnership between the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky and the Kentucky Department of Education…
Florence Mall has been sold to ownership group that includes Mason Asset Management, Namdar Realty
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Florence Mall has been on the market for some time, and now a national management…
Covington partnering with State on Brent Spence deal for major benefits, big impact for city
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Mayor Joseph U. Meyer did something Tuesday night that he rarely — if ever —…
Duke Energy brings in extra help to restore power to customers, in most significant outages in a decade
(Update: As of noon Wednesday, 11,000 Duke customers were without power and the aim was to have all power restored…
Covington Business Council’s Pat Frew talks about the 50-years of the business advocacy group
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter He hails from Ohio. But he loves the Bluegrass. Pat Frew, Executive Director of the…
New Carlotta Family and Friends Scholarship Fund at Horizon awards its first eight scholarships
The Carlotta Family and Friends Scholarship Fund, in partnership with Horizon Community Funds, has awarded eight scholarships of $500 each…
State’s 2021 Drug Overdose Report shows a 14.5% increase in deaths with fentanyl responsible for most
The state released its 2021 Drug Overdose Report that indicates that 2,250 Kentuckians died from drug overdoses in 2021, a…
Heat wave hits: record temperatures, heat indexes +110; know signs of heat stroke, heat exhaustion
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky is expected to see the first sustained heat wave of the year this week,…
The Carnegie offers Into the Woods, to kick off new Summer Theater Series starting June 18
It’s got songs from one of the world’s best-known composers, beloved characters across multiple tales… And now, it’s coming to…
Auto Apprenticeship program launches to address dire shortage of area service technicians
With an estimated 25 percent to 30 percent of Northern Kentucky-area auto service bays unused for lack of service technicians…
UK Extension Agent comes to rescue for Cincinnati Zoo’s babydoll sheep long overdue for shearing
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky Sweet Pea and Snappy have been entertaining and educating Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden visitors for…