KY voter registration continues to rise following mid-term election, increasing by more than 11,000 in Nov.
The Kentucky Secretary of State has announced voter registration has continued to grow even following the November election. For November,…
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All lanes now open on I-75 North in Gallatin County; warming trend underway, but be careful on the roads
Both lanes of Interstate 71 North in Gallatin County were openedf to traffic Sunday. A series of lane closures had…
City of Covington says ‘farewell’ and thanks to Commissioner Michelle Williams upon retirement
The Covington Board of Commissioners said “farewell” to its longest-serving member, Michelle Williams, on Dec. 20 with a formal resolution…
Patricia Scheyer: Out and about — photos of swearing-in at ceremonies for new elected officials
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Out and about this week capturing a selection of happenings across the region, as…
Covington officials place six-month moratorium on new short-term rental licenses in the city
Saying the situation has “gotten out of control,” the Covington Board of Commissioners approved two ordinances on Tuesday night that…
In the market for a new home? The City of Covington will provide mortgage assistance in qualifying areas
The City of Covington is setting aside an additional $500,000 in federal funds to help people buy homes in certain…
Rep. Savannah Maddox drops out of Republican primary for governor, citing lack of funding
Staff report Savannah Maddox, a Republican legislator from Dry Ridge, has suspended her 2023 gubernatorial campaign, citing lack of funds…
Covington approves temporary moratorium on new short-term rentals; Williams honored in last meeting
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter In a surprise, emergency addition to Tuesday’s legislative meeting, Commissioners voted to approve a temporary…
Edgewood says goodbye to City Council member Dale Henson, recognizes his 28 years service
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Edgewood City Council member Dale Henson served the city of Edgewood as a councilmember…
Governor plans to reform Dept. of Juvenile Justice to fix gaps in system that has been in place 20+ years
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced plans last week to reform Kentucky’s Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ),…
Honor Flight Tri-State presented with $43,000 check from proceeds of Honor Run Half Marathon
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Scott Spicher, Executive Director of Honor Run Half Marathon, which is held every year…
Campbell County Representative Rachel Roberts elected to House Democratic leadership position
The Kentucky House Democratic Caucus elected a new leadership team this morning, choosing state Rep. Derrick Graham as Caucus Leader,…
Kentucky League of Cities honors Sen. Wil Schroder with 2022 ‘Friend of Kentucky Cities’ award
The Kentucky League of Cities has named Senator Wil Schroder, R-Wilder, a 2022 “Friend of Kentucky Cities” award recipient. KLC…
Good to know in Florence: Officer Eder, Karma retire, new and heroic firefighters, strip mall, toy drive
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Two retirements: Officer Eder and Karma Florence City Council agreed to declare Police Canine…
Covington expands recreational programming, CGN to manage program, Mayor sounds off on taxes
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON – It’s time for residents to come out and play. Well, almost. This week,…
Covington offering pick-up, drop-off for recycling Christmas Trees; non-working lights also wanted
An early heads up: When the holidays are over and your once-“live” tree is shedding needles, the City of Covington…
Ft. Wright bids farewell to Adam Feinauer after 22 years of service on city council
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Ft. Wright councilman Adam Feinauer thought his last televised council meeting wouldn’t be a…
Amye Bensenhaver: When it comes to an open legislature, Kentucky leads in the race to the bottom
Mississippians last week continued to lament the Mississippi Ethics Commission’s recent opinion that the state legislature is not subject to…
Fort Wright city council asks city attorney to look into suing the state over local vehicle tax
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Ft. Wright city council gave the green light to City Attorney Tim Theissen this…
Covington Parks and Recreation collecting letters to Santa — and they’ll make sure he responds
Got a letter you need to get to the North Pole ASAP? Covington kiddos can bring their letters to Santa…
KYTC, ODOT plan events to provide information, gather feedback on Brent Spence Bridge project
Are you curious how (and where) a revamped Brent Spence Bridge and its completely new companion span will separate local…
NKY Water District offers tips to protect your home from water damage as cold weather sets in
Frigid weather can cause real problems for homeowners, especially when the temperature dips into the single digits or colder. The…