Keven Moore: Old wives tale — is it really dangerous to shower or talk on phone during a thunderstorm?
Growing up, I was told like a zillion times that it wasn’t safe to take a shower, do dishes or…
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Public Pension discussion continues; actuarial consultant says system needs another $214 million
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Public Pension Oversight Board heard from the Kentucky Retirement Systems and their actuarial consultant…
Beechwood grad Brandt Coleman awarded major international scholarship for study in Germany
Fort Mitchell resident and a 2103 Beechwood alumnus Brandt Coleman has been awarded a major international scholarship. Out of over…
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday; find a prescription surrender site near you
A twice-yearly opportunity to safely surrender prescription drugs will be held Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at locations nationwide….
Kenton County hosting its annual Spring Clean-Up May 2-4; here are places and times
Looking to clean out the house for spring? Kenton County Public Works is hosting its annual Spring Clean-Up May 2nd-4th…
Beyond the Curb back in Cov, offering MainStrasse’s historic homes, artsy lofts, modern apartments
Beyond the Curb is Back in Covington on April 28 with an exclusive showcase of urban living: “the befores, the…
NKU’s Friends of Steely Library’s ‘Good Food Good Drinks Good Books’ scholarship event is May 15
Friends of Steely Library will hold its third annual “ Good Food • Good Drinks • Good Books” event on Wednesday,…
CVG named winner of FAA Southern Region Airports Division Safety Awards
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) has been named the winner of the Air Carrier Safety Award as part of…
‘Next Gen Giving’ summit keynoter named; Horizon, KPI partner on second regional gathering
An economist who is internationally recognized as an expert on economic development and philanthropy will be the keynote speaker for…
Melissa Martin: Summer is a time for children to have fun — and we need to be sure they are safe
Summer is a season for running in the yard, swimming, and playing in a tree house. But for some children…
Fort Wright Garden Club’s annual Plant Swap & Sale is this weekend at Fort Wright City Hall
The Fort Wright Garden Club will be hosting its one and only fundraiser for the year this weekend with its…
‘I Just Didn’t Know’: KY students share what they’ve learned about dangers of e-cigarettes for youth
A Kentucky peer education campaign is designed to debunk the false beliefs held by many adolescents and teens that using…
As NKU celebrates Earth Week, it earns Tree Campus USA designation from the Arbor Day Foundation
With Earth Week activities underway, Northern Kentucky University celebrates its 10th-straight year being named a Tree Campus USA®. The Arbor…
Earth Day is celebrating its 49th year with the theme ‘Protect Our Species’ — and everyone has work to do
Staff report The first Earth Day began on April 22, 1970, activating 20 million Americans from all walks of life and…
Jamie Vaught: UK’s new recruit, Nate Sestina, can impact game on frontline and perimeter
Nate Sestina, a graduate transfer from Bucknell University, is one of UK’s new faces for the 2019-20 basketball team. But…
Healthy Headlines: Learn CPR, it helped Karen Carr save husband Jeff’s life; he chose healthier lifestyle
St. Elizabeth Healthcare It should have been a quiet evening at home watching TV. “There was no warning, no nothing,”…
Highlands High School junior Zoe Poff earns perfect score of 36 on ACT test; she ‘challenges herself’
Highlands High School junior Zoe Poff earned a perfect score of 36 on the ACT test. Nationally, only about one-tenth…
BBB Trends: Getting a barrage of robocalls? Technically, there may be a solution coming
The rise of complaints from consumers and businesses alike about the barrage of robocalls has reached a feverish pitch. As…
Our Rich History: A tribute to Notre Dame in Paris — Our Cathedral’s Gargoyles, Chimera a shared history
Editor’s Note: We express our deep sorrow to the people of France and to the congregation of one of the…
KET to host ‘Early Learning’ forum, child’s school success; NKY’s Mike Hammons participating
Research has shown that a child’s brain develops more from birth to age five than at any other time in…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Reds Community Fund team up on Bellevue Vets field renovation
A normal high school baseball game in Northern Kentucky this week took on extra meaning as dignitaries from both the…
Bellevue High School students give week to ‘Service in Action,’ starting new tradition, winning recognition
By Steve Oldfield Children, Inc. Bellevue High School students finished up a week of service this week by spreading out…