Keven Moore: Raising backyard chickens has its benefits but comes with risks — follow guidelines
Raising backyard chickens is becoming increasingly popular in urban and suburban American. For some, keeping a small flock of chickens…
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City of Covington fine-tunes its Small Business Incentive program in a new year of funding
New eligibility for daycare centers and “bonus points” for businesses owned by minorities, women, and military veterans are among changes…
Covington commission sets goals; Hilltop moving downtown; Highland Ave. development considered
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter The priorities are set. Once again, City of Covington Commissioners have placed their goals in…
Emma Jennings: Kentucky deserves Amy McGrath in Washington — and here’s why I am voting for her
Kentucky deserves better than Mitch McConnell, and Amy McGrath is the person we need to choose to take his place….
Behringer-Crawford offering space-themed Chippie activities via Zoom for preschoolers
Presented by Behringer-Crawford Museum, Chippie’s Sensational Science Labs blast off into cyberspace LIVE on Zoom at 1 p.m., Friday, June…
Gasoline demand steadily increasing as pump prices climb, but costs remain mostly steady in Kentucky
Just like Americans across the country, Kentuckians are filling up at the pump more and more. Despite the increased demand,…
Beshear reports 203 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths; talks public pool openings, 50-person gatherings
Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday updated Kentuckians on steps the state is taking to address the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19)….
WYWQ*: Graves Road Interchange in Boone County is moving quickly, relieves congestion, opens land
By Tory McKinley NKyTribune intern Started in January, the Graves Road Interchange Project in Boone County has seen exponential progress,…
Beshear reports 205 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths; urges wearing masks for best protection
As of Monday afternoon, Gov. Andy Beshear said there were at least 12,647 COVID-19 cases in Kentucky. The Governor provided…
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky program focuses on health equity — disparities exist, should be addressed
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky advocates for health equity in Kentucky. One way they…
Stuart Sanders: Bemoaning statues? Then support places where history actually happened
Confederate monuments are in the crosshairs. Officials in Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and beyond are calling for the removal of…
Deadline today to request ballot by mail; other options, candidates, more here for June 23 primary
Staff report Today is the last day for registered voters to request a ballot by mail so they can vote…
Diabetics are a high-risk population, vulnerable to complications for COVID-19; take extra precautions
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter Worldwide, an estimated 463 million adults are living with diabetes according to the International Diabetes…
WYWQ*: Local coffee shops find many ways to serve the community during the COVID pandemic
By Tory McKinley NKyTribune intern At the start of COVID-19, panic ensued as uncertainties began to arise. How will this…
Kentucky Board of Education narrows candidate pool to six for the next Commissioner of Education
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) approved a motion to direct search firm Greenwood/Asher and Associates Inc. to conduct reference checks…
Cove Federal Credit Union awards scholarships to six local high school students who are college-bound
Cove Federal Credit Union announced the recipients of the 2020 Cove Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Six local students, members of…
John Clancy joins Life Learning Center as director of strategic partnerships, brings 25 years of leadership
Life Learning Center, Inc., a local leader in helping people transform their lives through life skills education and employment, announced…
Our Rich History: Organizing for Action: Women’s suffrage in Northern Kentucky, Part 2
By Paul Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Part 31 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020,” and Part 2…
Kentucky’s venerable State Fair will go on — but will be scaled back; Kentucky Farm Bureau will have big presence
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced this week that due to the coronavirus, a scaled-back Kentucky State…
Covington adds two more businesses to its rent subsidies, forgivable loans program
A City of Covington incentive program that has helped 51 small businesses with first-year rent or façade improvements since the…
Beshear reports 315 new COVID cases, 2 deaths; speaks on removal of Jefferson Davis statue
Gov. Andy Beshear on Saturday updated Kentuckians on steps the state is taking to address the novel coronavirus 2019. “We’ve…
The River: A sad/happy farewell as the CLYDE is sold and the Captain is a boatman without a boat
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…