It’s Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center as naming rights agreement rebrands Lexington’s premier spot
The iconic Rupp Arena in Lexington is now Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center. Lexington Center Corporation announced a landmark…
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BIA says commercial and industrial development ‘off the charts’ in NKY; single-family residential costs rise
Single-family residential construction activity is continuing to increase in Northern Kentucky. According to a 2019 NAHB study in Greater Cincinnati,…
CovCath bus headed home from Right to Life rally hit head-on by wrong-way driver on AA
The Archdiocese of Covington said in a news release that a bus carrying Covington Catholic High School students and chaperones…
The River: You meet a lot of characters along the way, and Cheyenne was one, a deckhand and a cowboy
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Nick Richards comes to rescue with 25 pts., 14 rebounds as Cats win in OT over Texas Tech
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today The amazing transformation of Nick Richards continues. The Kentucky junior forward scored 25 points and…
Mental health first-aid training bill passes state House, headed to Senate; Kim Moser sponsors it
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News A bill to create a training program for mental-health first aid has unanimously passed…
Nominations open for 25th Governor’s Service Awards honoring Kentuckians who serve others
If you know an extraordinary Kentuckian or group who works diligently to improve the lives of others, now is the…
BIA’s Brian Miller becomes vice president of National Association of Home Builders executive council
Brian Miller, Executive Vice President of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky, will serve as Vice President of the…
History preserved at Newport History Museum Southgate Street School connects us to our past
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter History is intertwined with today and that history needs to be preserved. “The point of…
Hebron’s Ben Brandstetter named chair of Council on Postsecondary Education; Kim Halbauer vice chair
Ben Brandstetter, of Hebron, is the new chair of the Council on Postsecondary Education, and Kimberley Halbauer, of Fort Thomas,…
NKU, Cincinnati chamber, Inphlu team up to support minority entrepreneurs with hands-on learning
Northern Kentucky University students are providing crucial support for high-growth minority entrepreneurs and receiving hands-on learning opportunities as part of…
This Week at the Capitol: Voter I.D., school safety, pets, sex offenders, ‘born alive,’ smoking/vaping…
As sure as gavel strikes mark the start of a Kentucky General Assembly session, packed hallways in the Capitol Annex…
Trudy Lieberman: Low-value tests are costly, can lead to harm; limit medical costs by avoiding them
We know too well the cost of American health care keeps rising as far as the eye can see. In…
KY Lottery President Tom Delacenserie, 72, plans to retire March 6; sales up dramatically on his watch
Lottery President and CEO Tom Delacenserie has announced his retirement effective March 6. Delacenserie, who turns 72 years old this…
Leadership Kentucky alumni gather for annual luncheon and to honor outstanding alumni
Leadership Kentucky alumni from across the Commonwealth met at the Marriott City Center in Lexington recently for the organization’s annual…
Jerry Rickett: Progress on the promise: Promise Zone makes strides in jobs, tourism, education
It’s a promise made six years ago – a promise to improve the lives and livelihoods of families in a…
Smuggled mitten crabs intercepted at customs port in Erlanger; they are a threat to native habitats
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at the Port of Cincinnati, located near the…
Highlands Middle School presents ‘Oliver,’ a musical about an orphan boy through Sunday
Students from Highlands Middle School’s Theatre Department will perform Oliver, the classic, intergenerational musical by Lionel Bart based on Charles Dickens’…
Bill Straub: Making a hash of impeachment hearings — and of country; thanks McConnell, Barr and Paul
It’s no secret that Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has made a hash of the impeachment proceedings against President Donald…
All about hemp: First House bill about transporting hemp; Quarles says program stays ‘research project’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation affecting Kentucky’s burgeoning hemp industry is the first to clear the Kentucky House during…
Youth, advocates convene for Children’s Advocacy Day at Capitol Thursday; Kim Moser to be honored
Rep. Kim Moser of NKY will be among those to receive a 2020 Champion for Children award as hundreds of…
Notre Dame Academy offers $78,750 in scholarships to 28 incoming ‘future Pandas’
Notre Dame Academy offered academic scholarships totaling $78,750 to 28 incoming freshmen at NDA’s High School Placement Test (HSPT) results…