Three new members join Gateway C&T College board: William Brown, John Hayden, Ruth Howell
Three new members, William Brown, John Hayden and Ruth Howell have joined the Gateway Community & Technical College Board of…
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Cats win over Tennessee’s Volunteers in Knoxville, 77-64, thanks to memorable play by Johnny Juzang
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today KNOXVILLE (KT) — Kentucky’s seven-man rotation expanded after Johnny Juzang made a case for himself…
Albert Boehne, 100, dies after long illness; father of Rich Boehne, he ‘built his own boat’ (literally)
Albert Boehne of Fort Thomas, died February 7 following 100-plus years of life marked by dedication to family, hard work,…
NKU’s School of the Arts theater, dance programs collaborate on comic operetta HMS PINAFORE
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts kicks off 2020 with Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic operetta of HMS PINAFORE. This…
John Schickel: Comments on productive 5th week of legislative session, continued budget discussions
It was a busy but productive fifth week of the 2020 Regular Session as we passed a wide array of…
Cincinnati Cares, Inspiring Service add staff to expand reach to connect volunteers with nonprofits
Inspiring Service — the Cincinnati-based nonprofit using emerging technologies to reverse declining volunteer rates in Greater Cincinnati and five other…
Gov. Andy Beshear, Rep. Koenig, others work to build support for sports wagering bill in the House
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear and Rep. Adam Koenig, R-Erlanger, were among the participants in a joint…
NKU’s business college revamps graduate level leadership program to emphasize innovation
Northern Kentucky University’s Haile/US Bank College of Business revamps its graduate-level leadership program to emphasize innovation as a tool to…
New nutrition labels use larger portion sizes and list added sugar; know what your eating
Kentucky Health News Nutrition fact labels are the primary source of information about what’s in the food we eat, and…
NEXT: SQUARE1 celebrates entrepreneurs, community leaders at Start Up Scholars pitch event
SQUARE1, where ideas start and grow, will honor several of our community’s leaders and entrepreneurs at its 3rd Annual Startup…
KCTCS: Jobs are waiting; need more education? Consider certificate programs and associate degrees
Kentucky Community & Technical College System When it comes to degree attainment, Kentucky ranks near the bottom. One reason for…
Billy Reed: Looking for the coaches who teach values and character — and not just pursuit of big money
My interest in sports has been tempered by what’s happening these days in our government. It’s difficult for me to…
Dave Spaulding: It’s time to stop blocking gaming; at least, pass sports wagering; tell your legislator
Kentucky has a long history of gambling. Horses are part of our culture. We have a billion-dollar lottery and bingo at our…
Red Hawk Technologies creates new scholarship at Gateway in computer, information technology
Red Hawk Technologies created a new scholarship for Gateway Community & Technical College computer and information technology students. This scholarship…
NKU history students partnering with five Kentucky counties to research the original bourbon journey
Northern Kentucky University history students are working with five Kentucky counties to research the history of the Commonwealth’s original bourbon…
AAA: Be prepared for slippery road conditions for your morning commute; temperatures dropping
AAA is cautioning motorists to build extra time into their morning commute, with snow showers moving into the tri-state area,…
Tax filing season officially here; Kentucky Dept. of Revenue now accepting 2019 tax returns
The Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) has finalized its tax filing processes and procedures, striving to make this the most…
Bill Straub: Something isn’t exactly clear; layers of wrongdoing were peeled back, facts didn’t matter
When Stephen Stills penned the lyrics to “For What It’s Worth,’’ declaring, “There’s something happening here but what it is…
Dept. of Libraries gives grants to Covington, Ryland Heights and others to preserve, manage local records
The Department for Libraries and Archives (KDLA) within the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet has announced 25 recipients of…
KHIP: New poll shows most Kentucky adults favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky Nine in 10 Kentucky adults favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, according to the latest…
Donna Salyers’ Fabulous-Bridal moving from Madison Ave. to Fabulous-Furs headquarters in Cov
Donna Salyers’ Fabulous-Bridal, currently located at 601 Madison Avenue, is moving to Donna Salyers’ Fabulous-Furs headquarters, at 20 West 11th…
TMU and the Fenians of Northern Kentucky present annual Tapestry Series of Irish History and Culture
The 14th Annual Thomas More University Concert of Irish Music will take place on Friday at 7 p.m. in Steigerwald…