TMU’s Robinson Institute for Religious Liberty hosted discussion of refugees, immigrants, value to U.S.
The Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III ’67 Institute for Religious Liberty (IRL) hosted an interfaith event this week on Fleeing…
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Enjoy ‘The Irish Spirit,’ the NKY Chamber’s annual group trip, Oct. 10-18; get early discount by April 15
Dreaming of an Irish adventure, a visit to the land of legends and mystical folklore, lush green landscapes and spectacular…
Northern Kentucky Makerspace bringing back The Maker Expo at the Ignite Institute on April 30
The Maker Expo is back. Ignite Institute will be hosting this Northern Kentucky Makerspace STEM-making event celebrating creating and technology…
M&M Service cuts ribbon on ‘incredible’ new corporate headquarters in eastern Covington
City of Covington officials helped M&M Service officially cut the ribbon Friday on its new corporate headquarters, a $3 million…
KYTC District 6 announces updated schedule for Covington ramp closures on ‘Texas Turnaround’
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) announced the updated schedule for several temporary ramp closures that will be put into place…
Kentucky to receive over $75 million in federal funds for public transportation systems, including for TANK
NKY’s TANK system will benefit from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration award of over $75 million to…
Madison Ave. Christian Church partners with groups to host free Community Health Fair, April 11
Madison Avenue Christian Church (MACC) will join Northern Kentucky University’s Nurse Advocacy Center for the Underserved (NACU), Transitions, University of…
League of Women Voters: What’s wrong with this picture? The answer is — partisan gerrymandering is bad redistricting
By Fran Wagner League of Women Voters What’s wrong with this picture of Kentucky’s Congressional Districts, adopted by the State…
Governor vetoes two education bills, calling Senate Bill 1 ‘step backward,’ House Bill 9 ‘unconstitutional’
Gov. Andy Beshear has vetoed two prominent bills passed in the state legislature by a Republican majority. One is Senate…
Beshear signs 5 more bills into law, cites week’s economic development success, gives COVID update
Gov. Andy Beshear updated Kentuckians on economic development, new legislation, COVID-19, the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, and the Easter celebration at…
Senate President Robert Stivers says medical marijuana, gambling bills not likely to pass this year
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Senate President Robert Stivers on Thursday said medical marijuana and gambling aren’t on the radar…
Kelly Taulbee: Thousands of Kentucky children at risk of losing health insurance; here’s what’s needed
For more than two years, the pandemic has brought no shortage of challenges to our Commonwealth. One silver lining, however,…
reSettled Life adds Boutique Auctions to its growing list of move-management services
reSettled Life, a move management company and auction house based in Union and serving Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, has…
‘Covington Connect’ wi-fi project wins international award for partnership to smash digital divide
A city-led initiative to smash the digital divide in Covington by expanding access to free, public Wi-Fi has been named…
Holly Hill Child and Family Solutions names James Sherry new Chief Executive Officer
Holly Hill Child and Family Solutions – a non-profit organization that has provided child-focused programs and services in Northern Kentucky…
Bill Straub: Human atrocities in Ukraine don’t pursuade Massie to vote against Russia
A physician with a particularly strong stomach needs to be called in to evaluate the mental health of our boy,…
Redistricting hearing: On day two in Franklin court, ‘expert’ says House maps give ‘extreme advantage’
By Al Cross UK Institute for Rural Journalism A Democratic redistricting expert testified Wednesday that the new map of state…
Judge Lape denies Sec. of State Adams’ petition to dismiss Dusing ballot lawsuit; order will be appealed
Staff report Kenton County Circuit Judge Kathleen Lape has overruled Secretary of State Michael Adam’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit…
Gov. Beshear says $4million grant will help build public health AmeriCorps, increasing local services
Governor Andy Beshear announced a public health grant of $4,193,100 to expand the AmeriCorps presence in the Commonwealth, a partnership…
Governor vetoes bill requiring KHSAA to designate ‘biological sex’ to be determinant of participation
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear on Wednesday vetoed legislation that would require students from sixth grade through…
Historic Suspension Bridge to be open for vehicular traffic on Friday; closed for repairs since Feb. 2021
The John A. Roebling Bridge will open to traffic Friday afternoon, April 8, after being closed to vehicular traffic since…
City of Erlanger’s Summer Sendoff back for 2nd year; Family City celebration seeks vendors, sponsors
The City of Erlanger’s ode to summer – the Summer Sendoff festival – will be back for the second year….