Grand jury declines to indict father of two Kentucky State University students in fatal shooting
Staff report Multiple media sources have reported that a grand jury this week declined to indict the father of two…
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Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — New Year, ball drops, undoing decorations, those names
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Spotlight: Amazon’s year-end report to the community is impressive; its impact speaks for itself
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor As we come to the end of 2025, looking toward a prosperous 2026, let’s reflect…
Another death on Christmas Day brings to 15 the toll from UPS crash at Louisville airport
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Another person died on Christmas Day due to the crash of a United Parcel Service…
Kentucky’s National Wild Turkey Federation chapter approves ’26 funding awards
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky State Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) recently met in Elizabethtown…
Political notes: Candidates for office — Geoff Besecker, Larry Shelton, Darlene Plummer
(Editor’s note: As the time for official filing for public office for the 2026 May primary has now opened, this…
More Kentucky kids struggle with obesity, poor nutrition
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service In Kentucky, nearly one in five youths from ages 6-17 are obese, according to new county-level data on…
Cinci Home and Garden Show returns to renovated convention center; tickets available now
Marketplace Events is gearing up to welcome the Queen City back to an expanded and reimagined Cincinnati Home and Garden…
NKY Chamber’s legislative ‘Day in Frankfort’ set tentatively for February 3
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Legislative “Day in Frankfort” is set tentatively for February 3. The event offers a…
State’s Fish and Wildlife Resources wants your natural Christmas tree ‘tor the Fishes’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today If you are wondering what to do when it’s time to take down your natural…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Listen to the music; its beauty can persevere and perhaps sweep us to better times
Whenever I write this column, and most other times, I have music playing in the background. On this day it’s…
NKY Education Council seeking nominations for its Excellence in Education awards
The Northern Kentucky Education Council is seeking nominations for its annual Excellence in Education Celebration Awards. The awards recognize Northern…
NAACP’s Martin L. King annual luncheon is January 19; awards to be presented
The theme for the Northern Kentucky Branch of the NAACP annual Martin L. King Jr. luncheon is: “Facing An Uncertain…
Andy Furman: What would Christmas be without Santa; the world needs more of them
First it was toilet paper. Now we hear, in the heart of the Christmas season, that we had a shortage…
TANK says ‘Merry Christmas’ with free fares for everyone all day today
The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) – a public transit system serving Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties and downtown…
As new year looms, AMA offers evidence-based tips for staying healthy
By StatePoint Kentucky Health News With a new year ahead, the American Medical Association is offering 10 evidence-based tips for staying healthy…
Governor annnounces federal judge has restored funding for housing support through HUD
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear has announced that a federal judge has ruled in favor of Kentucky,…
State PSC approves Duke Energy Kentucky’s rate increase for NKY service area
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued an Order in Case No. 2025-00125, Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc.’s (Duke) filing…
Opinion – Sen. McConnell, Shaheen: U.S. should match Ukraine’s resolve in facing Russia’s aggression
By Mitch McConnell and Jean Shaheen U.S. Senators In the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022,…
In time of political discord, OKI is a rarity of consensus, collaboration throughout region
In an age when political discourse often is harsh and divisive — from city halls to Capitol Hill — a…
This has ‘Merry, Merry Christmas’ all over it — Santa, babies, pets at St. E. Edgewood
Santa and his furry friends stopped by St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood. Santa visited patients in labor and delivery, postpartum…
Holidays a bit brighter thanks to gifts through United Way’s Adopt-a-Family program
The holidays were a bit brighter for almost 850 people who received gifts through United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Adopt-A-Family program. Now in its fifth year, Adopt-A-Family benefited 188 families, exceeding…