You can plan a trip again to see the state Capitol — it’s open again (with some new security measures)
The state Capitol and Capitol Annex buildings are now open to the public after a shutdown ‘state of emergency’ issued…
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Beshear appoints boards, commissions, including university boards; NKyians among appointees
Gov. Andy Beshear has made the following appointments to Kentucky boards and commissions: University of Kentucky Board of Trustees •…
Celebrating the 4th — a roundup; most celebrations are happening today
Covington • Covington Yard will hold its all-day July 4th Yard Party on Sunday featuring live music, games, kids’ activities,…
State police are investigating a US marshal-involved shooting death in Florence on Garden Drive
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The United States Marshals Service has requested the Kentucky State Police to investigate an officer-involved…
First National Bank of Kentucky opens its new banking center in Fort Wright; led by Lytle Thomas
First National Bank of Kentucky has opened its newest full-service banking center located at 2001 Dixie Highway in Ft. Wright…
Beyond the Curb: It’s a bungalow makeover in Ludlow — from ‘crayon box’ to midcentury
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund Bungalows like the one featured in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River…
Jenny Sand joins Northern Kentucky University as Director of Economic Engagement
Northern Kentucky University has named Jenny Sand its Director of Economic Engagement. Sand joins NKU with more than a decade…
Apartment Association Outreach provides grants to 20 food pantries, helping build stable families
Following its mission of building stable families and communities throughout the region, the Apartment Association Outreach, Inc., (AAO) has donated…
Beshear provides weekly update on various funding projects, the Team Kentucky Gallery, vaccinations and more
Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted projects creating jobs, improving infrastructure and supporting education across the Commonwealth during his weekly Team Kentucky…
Alison Bell: Working mothers need options, support as they recover from the pandemic’s wrath on women in the workforce
We are unfortunately facing yet another national crisis as the pandemic has taken equity out of the workplace, namely for…
Dedication set for Point/Arc’s Matthew R. Remke Home in Florence for Sunday July 11
The dedication of the Point/Arc’s Matthew R. Remke Home in Florence is set for Sunday afternoon, July 11th, between 1-…
Dayton to celebrate Pirates Independence Day July 3 with kid-friendly event featuring pirates and more
The Dayton Main Street Board and Hickory Dickory Dock Retro Candies are sponsoring a Pirates Independence Day carnival on Saturday,…
CVG Airport previews 4th of July travel — tips on how to plan ahead for busy travel weekend
Summer travel season has begun, and travelers are returning to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). CVG anticipates serving 80% of…
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank gets grant to purchase 25k diapers for NKY families through August
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has granted $7,500 to Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank, which will be used to purchase…
Eight of City of Covington’s small businesses get financial help, support for facade improvements
City leaders are fond of saying that small businesses are the “heart and soul” of Covington’s economy and that The…
Keeneland to celebrate its 85th anniversary during Fall Meet with record stakes purses, 22 stakes races
While Keeneland celebrates its 85th anniversary during the 2021 Fall Meet in October, the track will offer a race meet…
Bill Straub: America must deal with the issue of racism — or where will the future take us?
Did you know at least 186 Black people were lynched in Kentucky between 1877 and 1934 and that it’s more…
KCTCS wins award for online training and professional development from Blackboard
Three members of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System’s (KCTCS) online learning team have won awards for training and…
Keep your pets safe on the 4th of July — here are some tips as ‘bombs burst in the air’
By Berry Craig Building Kentucky Fireworks, picnics, pool parties and barbecues make the Fourth of July a favorite. While our…
Purple People Bridge to partially open July 1; northernmost portion to remains closed
The Purple People Bridge, a regional destination that has been closed for nearly two months, will partially reopen at 9…
Sec. of State Adams warns of scams ‘selling’ documents readily available from his office
Secretary of State Michael Adams is warning Kentuckians, especially business owners and operators, about scams that misleadingly offer to sell…
Bircus Brewing & Circus Mojo hosting adventurer Neal Moore, on a stop on his 7,000-mile paddling trip
Bircus Brewing Co. & Circus Mojo will sponsor a reception for the intrepid adventurer, Neal Moore, who is on a…