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…
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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….
Keven Moore: OSHA facts and misconceptions — but, be clear, health, safety of employees is ‘Job #1’
The late ’60s was a turbulent time in the United States. The nation faced serious concerns abroad and at home….
Covington Police have arrested two suspects in shooting on West 17th street that injured four
Covington Police Investigators continue to investigate a shooting incident in the 200 block of West 17th Street Tuesday and are…
First day of hearings on redistricting lawsuit: Politics front and center — with two more days to go
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state Democratic Party official testified Tuesday that the new Republican-drawn maps of 100 state…
Gay Middendorf celebrates 39 years as a loyal volunteer at The Point/Arc — and loves every minute
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc Her title hasn’t changed in 38 years. As for a raise in pay – forget…
It’s National Safe Digging Month; Duke Energy reminds you to call 811 before you dig
In recognition of National Safe Digging Month, Duke Energy is reminding customers and communities to call 811 before digging to…
Brent Spence Bridge emergency repair named 2021 National Project of Year by ASHE, its fourth award
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that the emergency repair of the Brent Spence Bridge in Northern Kentucky following a truck crash…
Behringer-Crawford’s NKY History Hour features William Behringer’s diaries, scrapbooks and more
Through first-hand testimonies, photographs and newspaper clippings, William Behringer’s prolific diaries and scrapbooks offer a unique perspective of Covington’s past. His…
NKU to celebrate student work, research with Experiential Learning Week April 11-15
Northern Kentucky University will host its second annual Experiential Learning Week April 11-15, celebrating the work, experiences, and learning opportunities…
Institute for Justice: Finding right definition of ‘qualified immunity’ is challenge for governments
By Chad Reese Institute for Justice The latest news about government abuse can make state and local lawmakers feel powerless…
Braxton Brewing offers ‘Birdie’ a new hard seltzer canned citrus graph fusion, starting April 8
NKY-based Braxton Brewing Co. announced the newest addition to its beyond beer product line: Birdie, a canned citrus grape fusion…
NKU names Dawn Parks as director of new Center for Family Enterprise and Small Business
Northern Kentucky University unveiled the Center for Family Enterprise and Small Business (CFESB) with Dawn Parks serving as the director…
State Department of Public Health data shows sharp decline in new COVID cases, deaths, positivity rate
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today COVID-19 data released by the Kentucky Department for Public Health on Monday shows there has…
Thefts of catalytic converters on rise in Kentucky, here are tips to deter thieves; legislation is on way
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Thefts of catalytic converters continue to be on the rise in Kentucky, and while legislation…
Mitch McConnell: Curtail Russian atrocities, stop the violence, assure victory by Ukraine
U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) delivered the following remarks on the Senate floor regarding Ukraine: It hardly seemed…
Our Rich History: St. Thomas More, patron saint of lawyers; 40-year history of Annual Lawyers Lunch
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Thomas More University Part 39 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University,…
Governing: A national survey of public health workers shows one in three ready to walk away; it’s ‘an alarm’
By Carl Smith Governing A national survey of public health workers shows a workforce reeling from the one-two punch of a historic…