Covington celebrating Arbor Day with new status as ‘Tree City of the World’ and a seedling giveaway
The City of Covington’s new urban forester, Patrick Moore, has a favorite quote that lends spirit both to Arbor Day…
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NKU celebrates opening of its First-Year Student Success Hub, offers special services to new students
Northern Kentucky University opened its new First-Year Student Success Hub after a ribbon-cutting on campus this week. The First-Year Student…
Voter registrations pick up in March; Democrats have most registered voters, Republicans narrowing gap
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that March voter registration saw a boost ahead of the May 17 primary election….
The Apartment Association Outreach provides rental assistance, food donations; raised $262k in 2021
Following its mission of assisting those in the community who are most in need, The Apartment Association Outreach, Inc. announces that…
John Hawkins of MPI Consulting named to Consulting Magazine’s Top Consultants Award ’22 list
Management Performance International’s (MPI Consulting) President and CEO, John Hawkins, has been selected as an honoree for Consulting magazine’s Top Consultants 2022…
Still need to get COVID vaccine booster? NKy Health Dept. is urging everyone 12 and older to get one
The NKY Health Department is urging everyone who hasn’t yet received their COVID vaccine booster shot to get them. The…
NKY Camps and Activities Fest partners with The Maker Expo for great way to get kids engaged
By Hannah Walters Stinger Media/Ignite Intern NKY Camps and Activities Fest is a fantastic way for your kids to receive more…
Sec. of State Michael Adams sums up voter access, election security efforts, asks for poll worker sign ups
The 2022 General Assembly was another great session for Kentucky voters, said Secretary of State Michael Adams, citing House Bill…
16 Lots Brewing Company to open second location at Newport on the Levee in time for holidays
Five years after opening 16 Lots Brewing Company in Mason, Ohio, Founder and CEO Michael Burton, in partnership with co-owners…
Bill Straub: Paul right to urge caution, but wrong to ignore the growing menace of Russian imperialism
What say we hop aboard Mr. Peabody’s Wayback machine and take a quick jaunt to March 15, 2017, where we…
Supreme Court suspends former Kenton Family Court Judge Dawn Gentry from practice of law
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Dawn Michelle Gentry has agreed to a four-year suspension from the practice of law, as…
DEA National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday to offer free disposal of unneeded medications
The Drug Enforcement Administration will host its 22nd National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 30, offering free, anonymous…
Governor makes line-item vetoes on items in two late appropriations bills, no overrides possible
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday exercised his power to make line-item vetoes on two appropriations…
City of Dayton removes 23 properties near Industrial Park from industrial zone to residential zone
The Dayton City Council has approved changing the zoning designation of 23 properties located along Fourth Avenue from the Industrial…
Memorie Makers Cafe and Cupcakery in Florence has finally settled in, makes everything from scratch
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter You can run – and yes, you can’t hide. Tiffany Smith, we’re talking to you….
Horizon Community Funds, Ion Center team up for new fund to support work with violence survivors
Horizon Community Funds and the Ion Center for Violence Prevention have partnered to create a new nonprofit fund supporting the…
Al Cross: As Trump comes to Kentucky, who will welcome him?
As Churchill Downs opens its spring meet this weekend and horses prepare for the Kentucky Derby, our interest is compelled…
City of Covington approves Skillbridge agreement, suit against property owner, more — in short meeting
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Commissioner Ron Washington had just one question after Jacob Westrich was promoted to Engineer/Paramedic Tuesday…
Governor comes to NKY to present $406,000 for three Campbell County outdoor recreational spaces
Gov. Andy Beshear awarded $406,000 in Campbell County for three projects improving outdoor infrastructure and recreational spaces at the Purple…
NKY Education Council to celebrate Excellence in Education awards at sold-out event today
The Northern Kentucky Education Council (NKYEC) will present its 2022 Excellence in Education Celebration today from 5-8 p.m. at Receptions…
Joe Cotton: Stock of the Week picks — none, time to sell and wait for lower prices; it’s a Bear Market
Market Assessment: As of Monday, April 25 at 4:05 a.m. In our Market Letter of April 18, we stated that…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra holding Annual Rare Bourbon Raffle to fund free summer concerts in park
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will its Annual Rare Bourbon Raffle on May 7 to help fund free summer concerts in…