City of Covington earns top certificate for financial reporting for 27th time in 28 years
When investors, creditors, bankers, and leaders want to get a thorough look at a City’s finances, they look to its…
Read More
Commentary: With support, Kentucky’s farmers can deliver climate solutions
By Mark Reynolds and Vasudha Deshpande Citizens’ Climate Lobby In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, uncertainty was everywhere….
UK fall enrollment hits record in face of ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, though budget is stressed
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Kentucky has announced some historic numbers for the…
Terry Horan to be ArtsWave 2021 campaign chair, challenged by fundraising in pandemic times
ArtsWave, the engine for the region’s arts, wrapped up an unprecedented fiscal year announcing updated 2020 fundraising results –$11,705,000 through…
Remnants of Hurricane Laura will make their way into Kentucky, bringing rain and breezy conditions
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The remnants of Hurricane Laura will begin affecting Kentucky today, bringing rain and breezy conditions,…
Caroline Keating to swim in Ohio River in honor of late father, Bill, and canceled Great Ohio River Swim
Caroline Keating will swim five kilometers in the Ohio River on Sunday, the date orginally scheduled for the 2020 Bill…
Covington firefighters part of 85-member hurricane response team offering help in Texas with Laura
Four Covington firefighters were due to arrive in Texas Thursday afternoon to help conduct search-and-rescue efforts in the aftermath of…
NKU’s Informatics+ center awards first project grants to Science Around Cincy, The Know Rivalry Project
Northern Kentucky University’s Informatics+ center has announced the first recipients of its project grant funding – Science Around Cincy, a project sparking…
Beshear reports 775 new COVID-19 cases, 8 deaths, 130 kids; announces economic development projects
Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday reported 775 new COVID cases and eight deaths, bringing the state’s totals to 45,978 cases…
Beyond the Curb shows off River City Living in Episode 5 featuring two homes in historic Mainstrasse
The fifth episode of the Catalytic Fund’s Beyond the Curb: River City Living video home tours gives viewers a peek…
Jacob Julick, found guilty of nine crimes, including shooting at police officers, sentenced to 25 years
Kenton County Circuit Court Judge Patricia Summe accepted the jury’s guilty verdict on Thursday for nine crimes committed by Jacob…
Al Cross: Beshear sees his limits; now it’s time for an individual character test and for you to carry the ball
There’s no shortage of subjects for a Kentucky political column: the U.S. Senate race (Mitch McConnell’s got a leg up,…
Learning Grove partners with Great Oaks Career Campuses to operate Early Learning Center
Families in the Sharonville area will have more options for high quality early care and education thanks to the new…
Respiratory Therapists are always ready to serve, but they have come front and center during COVID
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune health reporter Respiratory Therapists at St. Elizabeth hospitals are front and center in the fight against…
Long-term and child-care facilities representatives express concern over devastating COVID effects
Representatives for long-term and child-care facilities expressed their concern and financial frustration over the effects of the coronavirus to a…
Beshear reports 696 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths, including a NKY woman; ‘Fast 4 at 4’
Gov. Andy Beshear on Wednesday reported 696 new COVID cases and seven deaths, bringing the state’s totals to 45,230 cases…
Gateway’s Fernando Figueroa believes lifting up students will lift up the community at the same time
Special to NKyTribune Dr. Fernando Figueroa is not the typical persona to lead a technical college – yet he does…
Great American Cleanup in Covington has become fall events, thanks to pandemic — volunteers wanted
With several neighborhood cleanup events completed and more to come, pandemic-related restrictions are proving no barrier for tenacious Keep Covington…
Bill Straub: Don’t assume, don’t assume, don’t assume; presidential race undecided in very bad year
I was a 15-year-old high school student in 1968, the year often cited as the worst in modern history, if…
Cameron announces $84M multistate settlement with American Honda Motor Co. over safety issues
Attorney General Daniel Cameron has announced a more than $84 million multistate settlement with American Honda Motor Co., Inc. and…
NKU’s Michael Baranowski will guide students through intensive ‘Election 2020’ podcast project
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Michael Baranowski has been a teacher for 24 years but he can’t remember being more…
City responds to Latonia yard controversy; votes 4-1 to give WWII artillery cannons to Elsmere
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON – The city wants to make their position clear: They only wanted to talk…