Franklin Circuit Court judge strikes down HB 9, a law allowing public funded charter schools in Kentucky
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern A Franklin Circuit Court judge on Monday struck down a law allowing charter schools in…
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NKY Education Council announces nominations open for ’24 Excellence in Education Celebration Awards
It’s time to recognize Northern Kentucky’s outstanding students, educators, staff, postsecondary leaders, nonprofit organizations, and business leaders. Nominations are now…
Our Rich History: The Robert Anthony Breinich Award and TMU’s men’s basketball program
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Thomas More University In the Connor Convocation Center, at the entrance into the Basketball Office…
Former KY Governor Julian Carroll passes away at the age of 92; details of services to be announced
By McKenna Horsley and Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern Former Kentucky Gov. Julian Morton Carroll, who focused as the states 54th…
Campbell County Public Library’s Drop Your Drawers keeps schools stocked with underwear and socks
The Campbell County Library offers a variety of free programs for babies, toddlers, kids, pre-teens, teens, young adults, adults, and seniors each…
Op-Ed – Dear Readers: We ask for your support for nonprofit NKyTribune’s NewsMatch campaign
Dear readers: The NKyTribune has been selected to participate in the NewsMatch campaign funded by an impressive group of national…
Make a list, check it off: 25 ways to festive feasting, spirited sipping on the B-Line this holiday season
By Amanda Lewis meetNKY As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, let Northern Kentucky’s self-guided bourbon tour, The B-Line,…
The River: Just another adventure for the books as friends and river rats come to the rescue
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
With arrival of winter — and its snow and ice — SD1 is offering tips for buying, applying chemical de-icer
Snow and ice removal is an annual winter chore. As snow piles up, the first line of defense is simply…
In historic case, Kentucky woman sues to challenge state’s near total abortion bans
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern A Kentucky woman who is pregnant but does not want to be is suing Attorney…
Kentucky among states striving to get life-saving opioid overdose drug to more people
By Anna Claire Vollers Stateline Posing as shoppers, a team of researchers from the University of Mississippi called nearly 600…
New Kentucky Faith Trail offers a spiritual sojourn through some of the state’s most iconic sites
Kentucky, a state deeply rooted in faith, proudly unveils its newest treasure, the Kentucky Faith Trail, a transformative self-guided journey…
NKY receives $3.6 million in KY Product Development Initiative funding for new CVG cargo warehouse
Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday announced final approval for the initial round of a new Build-Ready site development initiative as…
Be Concerned — The People’s Pantry serves less fortunate with food, necessities — and toys for kids
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The name says it all – Be Concerned – The People’s Pantry. The timing isn’t…
Gas prices at lowest point in Kentucky since last Christmas, falling for 11th consecutive week
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today For the 11th consecutive week, the nation’s average price of gasoline has fallen, while in…
BBB warning consumers to avoid letting these 12 Grinch-y scams be drain on your holiday cheer
Scammers are definitely on Santa’s naughty list. And as the holiday season reaches full swing, BBB is warning consumers to…
Covington to Northern Kentucky Port Authority: Comply with City rules; progress on Scott, Greenup
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Mayor Joseph U. Meyer put it bluntly: If the Northern Kentucky Port Authority won’t follow…
Turfway Park’s Winter/Spring Meet highlighted by $700,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks scheduled for March 23
The Turfway Park Holiday Meet continues to unfold in a flurry of festive fervor but as the calendar turns, the…
Op-Ed – Dear Readers: We are ask for your support for nonprofit NKyTribune’s NewsMatch campaign
Dear readers: Once again, the NKyTribune has been selected to be among the nation’s nonprofit local news sites to participate…
Our Rich History: Rugby’s rise to national prominence at Thomas More University
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Thomas More University In 2015, not long after David Armstrong arrived on campus as the…
KSO presents ‘Merry Christmas, Darling,’ special yuletide favorites in two concerts at Greaves Hall
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s programming philosophy seeks to present works first or at least differently than other orchestras. After 1999,…
R.A. Jones has grown, changed since its founding in Covington; now multi-national, it’s going ‘green’ here
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It started with soap – in 1905 – in Covington. R.A Jones and Company was…