Locals Dusing, Gardner head back to the front in Ukraine, bouyed by support of humanitarian efforts
Staff report Ben Dusing and John Gardner have started their journey back to Kherson to resume their humanitarian efforts in…
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Dee Felice Market carries on DeFelice legacy in Mainstrasse — the ‘perfect pantry’
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The address – iconic. You know it – 529 Main, Covington. This was year forty…
Fort Wright approves lowest property tax rate in a decade, credits ‘fiscal management’
The Fort Wright City Council has authorized a substantial reduction in the City’s property tax rate for fiscal year 2024-25. This…
Opinion – Judy Harris: Kentucky Amendment 2 is on the ballot regarding public funds for private education
“IT IS PROPOSED THAT A NEW SECTION BE ADDED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF KENTUCKY TO READ AS FOLLOWS: The General…
Twenty NKY establishments land on national list of America’s Best Bourbon Bars
meetNKY and The B-Line raise a glass to celebrate 20 Northern Kentucky establishments named to The Bourbon Review’s national List of America’s…
The River: The MARJESS was a 38-foot wooden paddlewheel houseboat, a place of happy memories
(The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
NKyTribune offers first free community session, Wellness Strategies for Home and Work with Jessica Morris
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor The NKyTribune is launching a series of sessions of general community interest that are free…
Interfaith Dialogue: An annual event of TMU’s Robinson Institute for Religious Liberty
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter For Brian Adams, this will be his first. But, at the same time he is…
TMU hits half-century mark in scoring season’s first win over Kentucky Christian
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Thomas More’s Saints scored their first win of the 2024 season – and we…
Kentucky takes top-ranked Georgia to the wire in 13-12 loss
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky has only beaten a No. 1 ranked opponent three times in school history. The…
Government briefs: A round-up of government meetings across the region this week
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter PARK HILLS Park Hills city council discussed Police Chief Cody Stanley’s monthly report at…
KCTCS’ Ryan Quarles launches internal review of DEI processes to assure ‘success for all students’
By McKenna Horsely Kentucky Lantern Under scrutiny from Republican lawmakers pushing to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in…
University of Kentucky enrollment reaches record 36,141 students, first year class of 6,571
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto announced record numbers of new students and the graduation…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s views on Cheney choice, debate, dog-eat-dog, James Earl Jones
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
WIB names five recipients of workforce annual awards at NKY Works Forum
Perfetti Van Melle has been awarded the first annual Talia Frye Workforce Investment Champion award as part of the Northern…
Ryle Marching Band hosts Tournament of Bands, offers quality show with 5 competitors
Keeping its culture of excellence in performance and association, the Ryle Marching Band continues its tradition of hosting a first-rate…
Wall Street Journal rankings distinguish NKU, TMU from other state institutions in specific categories
Staff report The Wall Street Journal has recognized NKY’s public higher education institution, Northern Kentucky University, and its premiere private…
Ryle gets in the final two shots to take down unbeaten Highlands in overtime
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Highlands Coach Bob Sphire wanted another opinion at halftime as his Highlands Bluebirds were…
Prysmian, based in NKY, selected to provide cutting-edge fiber cable solutions for UC
Prysmian, a world leader in the energy transition and digital transformation located in Highland Heights, has been selected to provide…
Kentucky law enforcement still looking for Joseph Couch, sought for I-75 shootings
Kentucky law enforcement, along with several other agencies, is still searching for Saturday’s alleged I-75 shooter, 32-year-old Joseph Couch. Couch…
Opinion – Bill Straub: ‘Round and ’round and ’round we go, as government shutdown looms
It’s that time of year in our nation’s capital again friends. The federal government is about to run out of…
Northern Kentucky developers, teachers unions fuel Amendment 2 money race
By Tom Loftus Kentucky Lantern The big money being donated to defeat the so-called “school choice amendment” on the November…