COVID complications claim the life of legendary Johnson Central High School coach Jim Matney
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today Jim Matney, a mountain coaching legend with multiple state championships in wrestling and football at…
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Tickets available for Friday event for first responders, spouses to raise awareness of post-traumatic stress
Tickets remain available for a “couples event” Friday – including dinner, entertainment, and educational presentations – designed to build awareness…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Physicians commit $400k to address food insecurity in region over next four years
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and St. Elizabeth Physicians have committed to donating $400,000 over the next four years to address food…
Boone, Kenton and Campbell reach 60% vaccine milestone; Beshear touts boosters for those eligible
Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties are among 11 Kentucky counties that have reached the milestone of at least 60% of…
Ford Motor Company, SK Innovation announce largest economic project in history of state
Gov. Andy Beshear, Ford Motor Company and SK Innovation announced the single largest economic development project in the history of…
Covington schools solar energy project with Performance Services results in terrific cost savings
Since completing its energy savings project three years ago, Covington Independent Public Schools has saved over $818,000 in utility costs….
Our Rich History: Robert Giroux of Vermont comes to Thomas More College as 8th president
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 14 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021….
AOC consultants stepped in to help with serious backlog at Kenton County Circuit Clerk’s office
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor A mass exodus of key staff in the Kenton County Circuit Court Clerk’s office over…
The River: As a young boy, loving sights, smells and sounds of the river and learning lessons for a lifetime
(The Captain is taking a bit of a break and will be back to his storytelling soon. Meantime we are…
KSO’s 30th Anniversary Season — 5 concerts in 4 cities in 3 counties; be sure to join in
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra lights the fuse on its 30th anniversary season October 16. Music/Executive Director and founder James R….
Friday football roundup: CovCath, Dixie Heights secure wins with pass interceptions in the end zone
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Pass interceptions in the end zone by senior defensive backs clinched wins for Covington…
Beshear sends additional National Guard assistance to hospitals as COVID cases continue to rise
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced that more Kentucky National Guard troops as well as AmeriCorps members…
Latest Ky. Chamber of Commerce economic report shows labor shortages, inflation stalling recovery
Kentucky’s economic recovery still has a long way to go, as labor force shortages and inflation create new challenges and…
NKY partners ready to welcome Afghan evacuees to community; KRM reopens Covington office
Northern Kentucky organizations continue to prioritize making the region a welcoming and inclusive place by supporting neighbors of all backgrounds….
Logistics firm Lighthouse Transportation plans relocation, expansion to new Covington location
Third-party logistics firm Lighthouse Transportation Services LLC plans to create 64 well-paying jobs for Kentuckians across the coming years thanks…
Dave Dauwe is back where his journey began and is pastor at Ludlow First Baptist Church
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today On Groundhog Day in February 2020, Dave Dauwe took over as pastor of the church…
Beyond the Curb returns Oct. 3 with insider’s look at Covington’s Old Seminary Square, West Side
Beyond the Curb, Northern Kentucky’s popular home tour will offer an insider’s look at properties in Covington’s Old Seminary Square…
Beatriz Granados Molina, a native of Spain, joins Newport Schools as new Spanish teacher
The Newport Independent Schools has hired a Spanish teacher, filling a position that had been open for more than two…
During Hispanic Heritage Month, City of Covington acknowledging and embracing a growing community
There’s a pulse that’s intensifying throughout Covington – a liveliness or ‘vivacidad’ that some would call ‘la onda nueva’ –…
Governor reports 8,750 cases, 88 deaths since Friday, rationed share of monoclonal antibody treatments
Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky administered more than 5,000 monoclonal antibody treatment courses last week, but the state will only…
The Carnegie’s Suits That Rock fundraiser returns live Oct. 9 at Covington Plaza Outdoor Amphitheatre
There’s nothing quite like a great concert. And The Carnegie is inviting the public to “Get Back” to enjoying the…
Our Rich History: Cooperative education at Thomas More College; early years of work experience
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 13 of our series “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021”…