Healthy meals to continue to be provided to 450,000 Kentucky children while school is out this summer
Gov. Andy Beshear has announced that, thanks to approval by the federal government, healthy meals will continue to be provided…
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Government briefs: Roundup of news from Boone County, Edgewood, and Newport
By Patricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter BOONE COUNTY Just a week after Commissioner Chet Hand told Planning and Zoning Commission Executive…
Allegiant now offers low-fare nonstop service from CVG to Gulf Shores and to Portland
Allegiant begins service today from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) to Gulf Shores, Alabama and Portland, Oregon. “We look…
KCTCS announces ’25 Scholars, recognized for academics, leadership, service
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System has announced the 2025 KCTCS Scholars, a standout group of graduating students recognized…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s view of news — Memorial Day, Joe’s cancer, tariffs, schools out, budget bill
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Churches partner to collect supplies for Kentucky flood zone victims, led by Pastor Robert Beagle
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Destruction. Devastation. And even death. Yet, that’s where Pastor Robert Ashley Beagle is headed –…
Air Canada starts new daily nonstop service between CVG and Montreal
Air Canada launched new daily nonstop service between Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) and Montreal, Quebec, Canada (YUL) on Friday….
Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition urges remembrances for vets who lost their lives after serving their country
Each May, the United States remembers and honors those veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice, dying to defend the freedoms…
St. Elizabeth nurse, Jill Brummett, and her team help create a domestic violence manual now used statewide
Crime and domestic violence occupies a part of life, no matter how ferociously it is fought, and no matter how…
Looking for summer fun, Christie Casebolt, Ashley Edwards create Point/Arc’s Adult Training Day Program
By Andy Furman Point/Arc Christe Casebolt says she was just looking for some fun this summer. Ashley Edwards wanted to…
Kentucky small businesses thrive on Amazon, new report shows
A new report from Amazon reveals Kentucky-based small businesses are seeing remarkable success through the company’s online marketplace, with local…
Thomas More University confers degrees to 399 students, 101 are first in family to receive college degrees
Thomas More University celebrated the class of 2025 during its 97th annual commencement exercises over the weekend at Thomas More…
Kentucky’s Circuit Clerks celebrate 20 statewide 2025 Donate Life Scholarships
Kentucky’s Association of Circuit Court Clerks has announced the winners of its statewide Donate Life Kentucky scholarship program. The student…
Victoria Riley loves to bake, opens Square Peg Bakery with ribbon-cutting Friday
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Victoria Riley has had a dream of starting a bakery of her own for…
Mike Tussey: Split Shift – if you worked one, it was not a fun day
It’s a good bet that your dream job would be Monday thru Friday and your hours would be 9-5. Of…
Ignite Institute celebrates graduates, including Hajar Elayyadi who has already holds a B.A. from NKU
The Ignite Institute, a career-focused high school serving students across Northern Kentucky, announced historic academic accomplishments by its graduating Class…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Schumacher’s one-man show puts Camels into regional romp
It was never clear for any of us in Kentucky why it is that in baseball, basketball and softball for…
Kenton County Mayors’ Group hosts Age Well Initiative speaker to hear about her study
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The Kenton County Mayors’ Group hosted a speaker Saturday at their May meeting. Laura…
Boone County Business Association to hold Small Business Legislative Forum
The Boone County Business Association will host a Small Business Legislative Forum on May 29 at the World of Sports…
Challengers to Kentucky’s vaping law voluntarily dismiss federal lawsuit
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News After a months-long court battle, the challengers to Kentucky’s vaping law voluntarily dismissed their federal lawsuit…
United Way’s 2024 investment in Greater Cincinnati: $37.2 million; how you can support thier work
United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s latest impact report illustrates the 110-year-old organization’s continuing commitment to creating lasting change through transformative…
Our Rich History: Newport Barracks and the American Civil War — with Kentucky in a conundrum
We’re celebrating ten years of Our Rich History. You can browse and read any of the past columns, from the…