Governor honors recipients of Award in the Arts, includes Northern Kentucky Brotherhood Singers
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Champions. The Northern Kentucky Brotherhood Singers are champions. It may not be the Super Bowl,…
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Our Rich History: Outloud Festival comes to TMC, becomes Caden Blincoe Outloud Festival 1992-1999
By Raymond G. Hebert Thomas More University Part 32 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021…
10th grader Destiny Owen organizes ‘Walk in Students’ Shoes’ to advocate for Safety Week
Staff report Destiny Owen, a 10th grade Girl Scout at Lloyd Memorial High School, has long advocated for a designated…
Roll out the celebration: Covington Business Council is 50 years old, will hold events throughout the year
Staff report Roll out the birthday cake and light the 50 candles. It’s a milestone celebration for an advocacy group…
The River: Revisiting an ill-fated Delta Queen charter that spoiled Super Bowl IV for fancy-pants guests
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
No game complete without it: National Bobblehead Hall of Fame has released its Super Bowl edition
Every Super Bowl deserves a Bobblehead, and the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame has unveiled its officially licensed limited-edition Super…
Already 31 veterans strong, Covington police say ‘natural fit’ program will save money
When Josh Bornhorn left the U.S. Army after eight years of service, he was looking for the right “fit” in civilian…
It’s happy hour somewhere? America’s drinking habits changed a bit in ’21; see how states compare
The average American drank 860 alcoholic drinks in 2021 — 18% less than the previous year, a new survey reveals….
With Super Bowl Sunday celebrations on the horizon, Kentuckians encouraged to plan for safe ride home
Football fans across the country are gearing up for America’s most-watched sporting event, Super Bowl LVI, on Sunday. While celebrations…
Franklin Circuit Court judge to rule quickly on redistricting lawsuit; Covington watching closely
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state judge plans to act quickly on a lawsuit filed by the Kentucky…
Governor announces grant funding to build an electric vehicle charging network across the state
Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday Kentucky can receive as much as $10,280,470 in grant funding from the U.S. Department of…
Who Dey? Bengals fever is in the air — and at The Point/Arc’s apparel company; want Bengals gear?
By Andy Furman Point/Arc Bengals Super Bowl Fever has arrived at The Point/Arc in Covington. Thanks to Jan Gilliam. Gilliam,…
Rep. Santoro’s bill to rollback the large increase in motor vehicle values passes House unanimously
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A bill to roll back the large increase in motor vehicle appraised values this year,…
The Carnegie to open 2022 Theatre Series June 18, offering four new productions in repertory format
Changes are coming to The Carnegie and its Theatre Series in 2022. A new summer season will take the stage…
meetNKY seeks resident input to aid in developing vision, responsibilities for destination strategic plan
meetNKY — Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau — has launched a resident survey as part of their destination strategic…
Kona Ice’s ‘konvention’ to bring $1million impact to NKY, shirt(s) off their backs for Fairhaven Missions
Kona Ice is coming together again. The brand returns to its annual Kona Konvention after a year off in 2021…
Cincinnati Bengals’ run to the Super Bowl has been vicarious thrill for former place kicker Doug Pelfrey
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Playing in the Super Bowl was a dream that never came true for Doug…
Gov. Beshear reports decrease in COVID cases — but high death numbers; guidance for Super Bowl
Gov. Andy Beshear said that there has been a substantial decrease in Kentucky’s new COVID-19 cases, however deaths remain high….
Our Rich History: Dr. George A. Blair, philosopher, author; a Renaissance Man, he tended to think big
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 31 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University. 1971-2021” Dr….
Robert Prichard always wanted to be a family doctor; retiring from St. E. Healthcare, looking for new fun
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor As a young boy living a quiet life in quiet Louisa, Kentucky, all Bobby Prichard…
The River: After too much procrastination, the rafter CLYDE finally gets her fancy white collars
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Richard Innes: Too many Kentucky students lack even partial mastery of reading; that has to change
Kentucky has a serious problem with its public education system. It’s much more fundamental than disagreements about Critical Race Theory,…