Fiscal Year 2022 General Fund receipts rose 14.6 percent; Road Fund gains two percent
The Office of State Budget Director on Monday reported Kentucky’s fiscal year 2022 General Fund receipts grew at the highest…
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Road report: KYTC DIstrict Six reports on work on area highways this week, beware of delays, closings
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on the following conditions and/or operations being undertaken this week. Be aware of…
NKU’s College of Law to host town hall-style meeting so citizens can offer advice on medical cannabis
The Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee will hold a town hall-style meeting July 14, hosted by Northern Kentucky University…
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife asks you to report your wild turkey sightings online
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources encourages anyone who observes wild turkeys in Kentucky during July or August…
Kentucky political tradition, Fancy Farm, is just a month away, kicks off fall political season
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today FANCY FARM, Ky. – With the event now just a month away on August 6,…
Jefferson Circuit Judge gives both sides until July 18 to file pleadings before ruling on abortion injunction
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today A Jefferson circuit judge is giving both parties until July 18 to file pleadings before…
Erlanger to use Planning and Development Services of Kenton County to provide zoning, other services
The City of Erlanger has announced that Planning and Development Services of Kenton County (PDS) will provide zoning and expanded building administration services…
Florence Aquatic Center re-opened after shutdown scare enjoying busy summer; future remains in doubt
By Alexia Dolan NKyTribune intern The Florence Aquatic Center (FAC) opened its doors for the first time in three years…
Covington set to unveil new Innovation Alley mural July 7; new art showcases work of NKU Collaborative
Covington’s newest mural doubles — some would say triples — as an outdoor portrait gallery, a history lesson, and an…
KY Court of Appeals turns down Attorney General Cameron request to stop abortions
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter The Kentucky Court of Appeals has denied Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s request to halt…
KZF Design to lead team designing infrastructure for 23-acre former IRS site in Covington
KZF Design Inc. will lead the team of architects, engineers, urban planners, and consultants whose drawings will lay the foundation…
Most of Kentucky is ‘abnormally dry’ on drought monitor, but Northern Kentucky is not included
With little rainfall during the past week, the latest weekly U.S. Drought Monitor released on Thursday shows the majority of…
Adams reports on voters rolls; more new voters for 3rd month, gap narrows between Dems, Reps
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that during May, more new voters were added to Kentucky’s rolls than were removed…
Covington takes ‘huge step,’ agrees on design contract for IRS site; Webb named finance director
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Calling it the “second really huge step” for the IRS site project, Covington Commissioners voted…
Rehab project on Historic KY 8 truss bridge slowed by supply chain delays; aiming for summer’s end
Rehabilitation of the historic truss bridge on KY 8 (Mary Ingalls Highway) in Campbell County has been slowed by supply…
Abortion rights advocates file lawsuit in state court to restore access to abortions in Kentucky
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Three agencies that advocate for reproductive rights filed a lawsuit Monday in state court…
What’s in The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, first federal gun legislation in decades?
Staff report Bipartisan legislation on gun safety passed by both houses of Congress and signed into law by President Joe…
With state of emergency on gas prices, AG Cameron encourages reporting of suspected price-gouging
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Attorney General Daniel Cameron is encouraging the reporting of suspected price-gouging to his office after…
City of Covington’s parking ticket amnesty program ends June 30; pay tickets online or in-person
June 30 marks the end of the City of Covington’s Parking Amnesty program, so drivers with multiple unpaid parking tickets…
Covington’s annual drop-off event for recycling (e-waste, old files, styrofoam) Saturday at Holmes
Ready to purge that outdated television or computer? Tired of other electronic items gathering dust? How about that drawer full…
Town halls being scheduled — one in NKY — by Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The newly appointed 17-member Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee met for the first time this…
Covington commission considers another round of ARPA funding, moves to hire new Finance Director
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter In a jam-packed caucus meeting Tuesday night, Covington city Commissioners were asked to not only…