District Judge Ann Ruttle suspended for seven days per agreement with Judicial Conduct Commission
The Judicial Conduct Commission has come to an agreement with Ann Ruttle, District Court Judge for Kentucky’s 16th Judicial Circuit…
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Lack of inventory, rising interest rates dampen hot housing market; pending home sales dip nationally
The low inventory in Kentucky’s housing market, along with slowly rising mortgage interest rates, is finally influencing the sales boom…
Ray Daniels: New legislation will help clean up Kentucky’s outdated criminal justice laws
For many years, criminal justice advocates have been pleading with the General Assembly to take stock of outdated laws and…
The Kentucky Guild of Brewers returning with the Craft Bash festival for brewers and beer lovers
The Kentucky Guild of Brewers (KGB) will offer the return the Kentucky Craft Bash on Saturday, June 26, at Louisville…
Governor reports 645 new cases, 16 deaths; UI system temporarily shut down due to hacks
Governor Andy Beshear said Thursday more than 1.5 million Kentuckians have received at least their first dose of a COVID-19…
NKU STEM summer camps registration now open for June and July — hands-on learning
Northern Kentucky University is ready to empower STEM education for students with its summer camps and academies in June and…
Customs and Border Protection in Louisville finds 243 pounds of methamphetamine hidden in rugs
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville found 243 pounds of Methamphetamine hidden in rugs on April 6….
The Takeoff: Exploring entrepreneurship and startups throughout Northern Kentucky; hold on for the ride
By Brit Fitzpatrick Executive Director, Blue North Prepare for The Takeoff. As the Executive Director of Blue North, an organization…
In Child Abuse Prevention Month, Kosair Charities, Delta Dental offer new toolkit to help keep kids safe
By Mara Powell Kentucky Youth Advocates During Child Abuse Prevention Month, we are reminded that keeping kids safe is an…
Bill Straub: The Theater of the Absurd as poor Mitch keeps getting understood perfectly for plain-speaking
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has spent so much time backing-and-filling over the past few days that he could have…
Governor signs bills creating new jobs and better schools, investing in infrastructure, expanding voting
Gov. Andy Beshear joined legislative leaders from both parties on Wednesday to sign bipartisan legislation appropriating funds from the federal…
Governor reports 1,028 new cases, some from earlier, 10 deaths, 2.87% positivity; #GETOUTTHEVAX
Gov. Andy Beshear announced 1,028 new COVID-19 cases. Of those, 300 are from Monday and Tuesday, but could not be…
At end of Verona fisherman Wolfgang Kratzenberg’s line was a state-record saugeye at 9.05 pounds
Kentucky’s state record for a sauger-walleye hybrid fell on March 21 when Wolfgang Kratzenberg of Verona caught a saugeye out…
Gateway lauching new Apprenticeship Academy, a 2-year program providing work and learn opportunity
Gateway Community & Technical College is launching a new Apprenticeship Academy for the fall 2021 semester and is now accepting…
Dr. Lynne Saddler to leave Northern Kentucky Independent Health Department at end of the year
Dr. Lynne Saddler will step down from her position as leader of the Northern Kentucky Independent Health Department at the…
Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter of the DAR will clean historic gravestones in Evergreen Cemetery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT WEEK IN ANTICIPATION OF RAIN SATURDAY Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter of the DAR…
Bipartisan effort successful in reopening Northern Kentucky State Medic Examiner’s office
Gov. Andy Beshear, through a bipartisan effort, announced that funding has been appropriated for the Office of the State Medical…
Chamber, Education Council honors students, educators, business leaders at Excellence event
Local educators, administrators, students, and families overcame countless challenges during the 2020-21 school year. On May 5, the Northern Kentucky Chamber…
In-person unemployment appointments open for April 15 start after being closed for three-plus years
Gov. Andy Beshear and Labor Cabinet Secretary Larry L. Roberts announced today that in-person unemployment insurance (UI) services will open…
NKU officials pledge full investigation of white nationalist graffiti spray-painted on ‘Housing Rock’
Northern Kentucky University has once again experienced vandalism in the form of racist graffiti spray painted on the large ‘Housing…
With spring gardening upon us, consider adding native plants to your garden and landscaping
By Rachel Nix Building Kentucky Did you know you can help Kentucky’s ecosystem by adding native plants to your garden…
Governor reports 344 new COVID cases, 7 deaths, 2.89% positivity; get vaccine now — racing variants
Gov. Andy Beshear announced 344 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths, and a 2.89% positivity rate on Monday. “If you haven’t…