meetNKY joins tourism industry partners in donating to Western Kentucky tornado relief efforts
As the recovery efforts continue in Western Kentucky, meetNKY, the Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau has joined other tourism…
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New data shows nearly half of region’s parents of teens say kids are vaccinated; give kids a shot
Nearly half of Greater Cincinnati parents of teens say their child is vaccinated for COVID-19, according to Interact for Health’s…
Gov. Beshear warns Omicron is spreading faster than expected and is very contagious; get fully vaccinated
Andy Beshear updated Kentuckians on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in his press conference Monday. “The message is pretty simple: Omicron…
Kentucky by Heart: Mike Howard went from ‘black sheep’ to beloved ‘Mountain Santa,’ the legend
Because Christmas is all about traditions, we are offering once again this traditional Kentucky by Heart column on Mike Howard,…
AG, state chamber, retailers warn Kentuckians of gift card scams; new campaign warns of dangers
Attorney General Daniel Cameron, the Kentucky Retail Federation and the Kentucky Chamber launched a new initiative aimed at warning Kentuckians…
Covington FOP wants to give $500 Fallen Officer Scholarship to a college-bound high school senior
Covington’s police union wants to give $500 to a college-bound high school senior. To earn the Covington FOP Lodge #1…
Duke Energy Foundation awards five grants totaling $25k to nonprofits for food and shelter needs
The Duke Energy Foundation awarded five grants totaling nearly $25,000 to help Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati agencies with food and…
Our Rich History: ‘Underground’ newspapers and student activism at Thomas More College
By Tom Ward Special to NKyTribune Part 24 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University. 1971-2021” There…
Samaritan’s Feet joins Governor, Coach Calipari and some WIldcats to give away shoes to tornado victims
Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman were joined Sunday by special guests as they handed out shoes to…
NKU honors more than 1,700 students at 49th commencement exercises on Saturday
Northern Kentucky University honored more than 1,700 graduates with family and friends looking on at the 49th Annual Commencement exercises…
Looking for ‘different’ gift? Newport may have it — an architectural piece you can’t do without or magnet…
Newport Architectural Pieces and more make great gifts as you check off your holiday ist. Scott Clark, Newport Historic Preservation…
Sen. John Schickel to hold town hall meeting at Colonial Heights and Gardens community on Tuesday
Senator John Schickel (R-Union) will be speaking with residents of the Colonial Heights and Gardens Retirement Community and other senior…
Former Vice President Mike Pence quietly visits tornado-torn Graves County; he ‘came to pray’
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today Graves County Sheriff Jon Hayden shared on social media that a special visitor showed up…
Col Owens: Our nation is becoming two distinct countries — let’s call them red and blue
We are well on our way to becoming two countries. Label them how you will. Red and blue will do…
Highlandspring Fort Thomas, Coldspring of Campbell County recognized as among ‘Best in Kentucky’
The Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities/Kentucky Center for Assisted Living recognized the top long-term care facilities in Kentucky and…
Kiyaunta Goodwin adds his name to UK football’s list of early signing period signees
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops had his press conference nearly completed when he received the…
Sahvir Wheeler steals the show — leads UK to easy rout, 98-69, of North Carolina in Las Vegas
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Sahvir Wheeler stole the show as Kentucky rolled to an easier-than-expected 98-69 win over North…
Omicron variant shows up in state, including Kenton, Campbell counties; Governor urges masks
Gov. Andy Beshear urged rigorous masking in schools and workplace settings after testing confirmed the fast-spreading COVID-19 omicron variant in…
Friends of James West, Tri-ED’s first executive, start NKU scholarship in his honor; here’s how to donate
Friends of James West, the first executive director of the Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) in 1987, have joined with…
The River: No COVID relief in sight, but there are role models for weathering any storm; try resilience
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
Help your child become a Super Reader: NKYEC offers free literacy training for parents in four cities
The Northern Kentucky Education Council’s One to One Parents as Partners program is offering FREE literacy training for parents and…
Easy — and fun — ways to reduce your environmental impact during the holidays
By Olivia Tussey and Meg Mills University of Kentucky Looking for easy ways to reduce your environmental impact during the…