Free-standing birthing centers gain ground after St. Elizabeth Healthcare accepts compromise
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern After compromises from lawmakers, St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Northern Kentucky is now neutral on legislation…
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To benefit Zembrodt Education Center, ‘Magic Boy’ (a magician, mentalist) to perform Nov. 8
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter For 52 years, The Point/Arc has performed magic. Now, staff, family and friends can see…
Opinion – William Woods: Jonathan Trimble says Florence deserves leadership, not career politicians
Part of a series on Florence City Council candidates Jonathon Trimble describes himself as a differently abled citizen of Florence….
News briefs: Sophia Rosing to serve year in jail for UK dorm assault; Sen. Turner dies; Appalshop honored
Staff report A former University of Kentucky student and Beechwood High School graduate has been sentenced to a year in…
Florence council eyes sizable administrative reorganization as finance director retires
The city of Florence has decided to conduct a sizable reorganization within the city, concentrating on the finance department, since…
Opinion – Bill Straub: It will soon be decided — Will American exceptionalism survive?
In Barry Levinson’s classic comedy Diner, a pair of working-class Baltimore boys find themselves cruising the back roads of Maryland…
How and where does NKY stand in state football and where do the rankings disagree
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Five Northern Kentucky teams are listed this week in Sports Illustrated’s overall high school football…
A ‘major milestone’: Newport breaks ground on new parking garage, just beginning of big development
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It was promoted as a garage groundbreaking – but it was much more than that….
Erlanger breaks ground on Eons Park, an innovative multi-functional, ‘bold future’
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The city of Erlanger welcomed a who’s who of administrators, judge executives, a state…
MIke Tussey: October — apple butter, football, pumpkins, World Series, and Halloween
It’s late October and the leaves are falling, overnight temps are now in the mid 30’s, football is in full…
Rep. Mike Clines honored with KY Academy of Physician Assistants Advocate of Year Award
Representative Mike Clines (R-Alexandria) was honored with the Kentucky Academy of Physician Assistants (KAPA) PA Advocate of the Year award…
Brays collaborate with Horizon to establish a foundation supporting skilled trades
Sara and Brandon Bray, in collaboration with Horizon Community Funds, have founded the Bray Foundation with a mission to strengthen…
Opinion – Joseph Meyer: Mayor-council form of government is better choice for Covington
Over my eight years as mayor, I’ve been privileged to work with great commissioners and great staff to advance the…
The many lives of Josh Quinn — from bagpipes to FBI to bourbon distilling to tourism
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It wasn’t a presentation, or the usual speech – it was a performance. Courtesy, Josh…
Opinion – Tom Shelton: Kentucky constitution is strong on public education — vote no on Amendment 2
After spending 20 years in school district administration in two of Kentucky’s largest school districts, Fayette and Daviess Counties, I…
Opinion – Dave Hatter: Mayor endorses re-election of all six incumbent Fort Wright city council members
I’ve had the privilege and the pleasure of serving as Mayor of my hometown, Fort Wright, for the past 10…
Kentucky Housing Corp. reports to task force about housing shortage, NKY counties hit hard
The Kentucky Housing Corporation presented at a meeting of the Kentucky Housing Task Force, a special legislative committee formed in early 2024…
Saints Serve Day: From campus to community TMU celebrates 4th annual day of service
Thomas More University canceled all normal daytime classes recently and organized a day of service for its students, faculty and…
Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day; clean out your old drugs, save a life
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Saturday is the federal Drug Enforcement Administration’s next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day when the…
Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky will hold a ‘Welcome in Winter’ donation drive Thursday
The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky is holding a ‘Welcome in Winter’ donation drive on Thursday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. to…
Opinion — Kara Harp: A candidate for Bellevue City Council, she will encourage dialogue, good policy
I’m Kara Harp, and I’m enjoying meeting neighbors and new friends as a candidate for Bellevue City Council. My goals…
Opinion – Dan Bell: Mayor says re-elect the entire mayor-commissioners team
The City of Taylor Mill is growing rapidly. Our population is now around 7,000, and that growth will continue into…