New Kentucky millionaire, five students with full college scholarships win ‘Shot at a Million’ contest
Gov. Andy Beshear presented the first six winners in the state’s “Shot at a Million” contest, designed to spur Kentuckians…
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Campbell County graduate will continue bowling career with top-notch women’s college team
By Matthew Dietz NKyTribune sports reporter Kaylee Hitt remembers watching the Vanderbilt University women’s bowling team take home the 2018…
You can plan a trip again to see the state Capitol — it’s open again (with some new security measures)
The state Capitol and Capitol Annex buildings are now open to the public after a shutdown ‘state of emergency’ issued…
First National Bank of Kentucky opens its new banking center in Fort Wright; led by Lytle Thomas
First National Bank of Kentucky has opened its newest full-service banking center located at 2001 Dixie Highway in Ft. Wright…
High school golfer gaining valuable experience competing in national tournaments this summer
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Rylan Wotherspoon placed 24th in a field of 101 top-notch golfers at the Barbasol…
Beyond the Curb: It’s a bungalow makeover in Ludlow — from ‘crayon box’ to midcentury
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund Bungalows like the one featured in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River…
CVG Airport previews 4th of July travel — tips on how to plan ahead for busy travel weekend
Summer travel season has begun, and travelers are returning to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). CVG anticipates serving 80% of…
Eight of City of Covington’s small businesses get financial help, support for facade improvements
City leaders are fond of saying that small businesses are the “heart and soul” of Covington’s economy and that The…
There will be no freedom from high gas prices as travelers hit the road for Independence Day Weekend
At $3.09, the national gas price average is at its highest of the year with no signs of stopping. That…
Purple People Bridge to partially open July 1; northernmost portion to remains closed
The Purple People Bridge, a regional destination that has been closed for nearly two months, will partially reopen at 9…
Bircus Brewing & Circus Mojo hosting adventurer Neal Moore, on a stop on his 7,000-mile paddling trip
Bircus Brewing Co. & Circus Mojo will sponsor a reception for the intrepid adventurer, Neal Moore, who is on a…
UK women’s National Volleyball Champs start trophy tour in Union at Krogers as eager fans gather
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Brooke Inyart has a goal: Someday, she will play for the best volleyball team in…
Ron Dawn’s resignation as NewCath boys basketball coach closes the book on his successful career
One of the most successful head coaching careers in Northern Kentucky high school basketball ended Tuesday when Ron Dawn announced…
New bills passed by the state General Assembly in the last session take effect today
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Numerous bills passed by the General Assembly this year will be taking effect today. Under…
Gov. Beshear announces $1million award for Opportunity House in Highland Heights
Acting on his commitment to support stable housing and higher education for vulnerable young Kentuckians,Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday a…
Two former Kentucky basketball players named to the U.S. Olympic Team
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Bam Adebayo and Devin Booker accepted an invite to the 12-member squad that will represent…
Our Rich History: Thomas More in early 1970’s, from Msgr. John Murphy to Dr. Richard DeGraff
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune Part 3 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021…
Prep Sports Notebook: High school teams had successful year despite pandemic disruptions
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Northern Kentucky high school teams won seven state championships and 11 state runner-up trophies…
Local author, former police officer, details struggles in school, military life in debut memoir
By Natalie Hamren NKyTribune reporter Michael Autry, a Northern Kentucky author and former Newport Police Officer, understands the struggles of…
Covington Partners launches joint mentoring program with Covington Business Council
As part of Covington Partners’ strategic plan to help Covington students realize their full potential, the organization is launching a…
The River: DELTA QUEEN’s paddlewheel must be replaced; that journey will never be forgotten
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Local cancer research laboratory survives pandemic by going virtual (digital microscopes, Zoom worked)
By Larry Page Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory Introducing university undergraduate students to cancer research is an extremely important part…