Our Rich History: Why did Thomas More College’s progressive curriculum not work in the ’70s?
Part 9 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021. By Dr. Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune…
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KYCIR/Marshall Project: Rural shootings by Kentucky State Police — ‘Shoot first, ask questions later’
This article was published by the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting in partnership with The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S….
The River: A farewell to Madison Berry, 29, amazing ‘riverlorian’ and riverboat buff, who loved the river
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
NKU starts new academic year with convocation Monday; tune into live online broadcast
Northern Kentucky University begins the new academic year with its Fall Convocation for faculty and staff tomorrow, August 16, at…
Road report: KY Transportation Cabinet updates what’s happening on NKY roads this week; heads up
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports what’s happening for highways in District Six. Motorists should be aware of possible delays…
Entreprenuer, entertainer and ‘man of his word,’ Don Poynter dies at 96; owned Triple Crown Country Club
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Don Poynter who built and owned the Triple Crown Country Club in Union and started…
KY Board of Education declares masks for all in public schools, in keeping with Governor’s mandate
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Board of Education has approved an emergency regulation that requires all individuals inside…
Census Bureau shows metropolitan areas grow, rural areas struggle; Boone is third top-growing KY county
The Rural Blog Census Bureau statistics released this week “portray dense, diverse and growing metropolitan areas, while rural areas struggle to grow –…
NKY’s legislative caucus hosted a farewell reception for departing Chamber vice president Kristin Baldwin
Members of the Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus honored Kristin Baldwin this week for her service to the region as the…
State parks offering travel incentives to vaccinated Kentuckians; register to win a safe-cation
Gov. Andy Beshear and Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet Secretary Mike Berry announced VaxandVisitKy, the Commonwealth’s latest effort to encourage…
Call for nomination for Kenton County Pioneer Award to four individuals annually for community service
Each year the Kenton County Pioneer Award recognizes four living residents of Kenton County who have a record of outstanding…
Baker Hunt center announces return of Twilight in the Gardens for two September nights; buy tickets now
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center announces the return of Twilight in the Gardens for two nights on September 11…
Rick Pender to sign copies of new book, Oldest Cincinnati, on Aug. 28 at Roebling Point Books
Local author Rick Pender will be presenting and signing copies of his book, Oldest Cincinnati, on Saturday, August 28 at…
Orleans Development acquires historic building in Dayton, to invest $1.8m to rehab into commercial, residential
Orleans Development Company, which is renowned for restoring historic buildings in Northern Kentucky’s river cities, has purchased the four-story, 137-year-old…
Aggressive delta variant is deadly; unvaccinated at greatest risk, Governor says; hospital cases on rise
During his weekly Team Kentucky update Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky’s economic momentum continues to build as more Kentuckians…
NKU rebranding its business college the Haile College of Business, creating ‘incredible new energy’
Northern Kentucky University will rebrand its Haile/US Bank College of Business the Haile College of Business. The change follows suit…
UK Healthcare officials say increase in COVID-19 cases in young people is ‘alarming’; urge vaccines
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Officials with UK HealthCare call the increase in COVID-19 cases in young people “definitely alarming”…
Al Cross: Some Republicans sacrifice science on the altar of politics — and, here we are, on the brink of crisis
The pandemic has returned, perhaps stronger than ever, and the politics of it are more deadly than ever. Americans are…
The Kentucky Student Voice team supports the Governor’s mask-wearing in schools mandate
The Kentucky Student Voice Team, an independent outgrowth of the Prichard Committee for Excellence in Education, issued a statement supporting…
Elsmere council approves plans for Diversey, a major employer, to occupy Core5 building, create 300 jobs
Elsmere City Council has approved plans for Diversey – a South Carolina-based provider of cleaning and personal care products –…
The 90s are making a comeback, and Kentucky’s most searched 90s movie is The Lion King
The 90s are making a comeback, and it’s not just the middle-part hairstyles. Classics got remade, and the new generation…
Horizon Community Funds cancels NKY Philanthropy Symposium leadership event, was set for Sept. 27
Horizon Community Funds and its planning committee for the Northern Kentucky Regional Philanthropy Symposium have decided to cancel the September…