Governor reports 323 new COVID cases, two deaths, says #MASKUPKY; NKY has a rough July
Gov. Andy Beshear reported 323 new COVID cases and two deaths, bring the state’s totals to at least 31,508 cases…
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Beshear reports 463 COVID cases, two deaths, hoping it’s a plateau; urges caution, mask-wearing
Gov. Andy Beshear reported 463 new COVID cases and two deaths, bringing the state’s totals to 31,185 cases and 742…
Sen. Schickel to be panelist on Marsy’s Law in virtual National Criminal Justice Network conference
The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) has announced the agenda for its 19th Annual State Criminal Justice Network…
Beshear reports 778 new COVID cases, 4 deaths; ‘mask up;’ and a round-up of coronavirus news
Gov. Andy Beshear on Friday reported 778 new COVID cases and 4 deaths, bringing state totals to 30,151 cases and…
Covington will hold a census party — grill-out and ice cream — at the Latonia Dari-Crest 4-7 p.m. today
The Covington Census Committee’s next stop? Dari-Crest Ice Cream in Latonia, where anybody who fills out the Census form during…
Covington prohibiting on-street parking near George Rogers Clark Park downtown due to large gatherings
Covington is prohibiting on-street parking between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. for the time being on streets near George Rogers…
Secretary of State Michael Adams offers overview of Kentucky’s 2020 primary and general elections
Secretary of State Michael Adams testified Tuesday before the Interim Joint Committee on State Government, offering an assessment of what…
‘Landslide in very slow motion’ — Geotech survey will help Covington forge solution to levee sloughing
Neither a camera lens nor an untrained eye captures the gravity of the problem with the floodwall on the east…
Covington Police Department promotes pair of former U.S. Marines to position of sergeant
Two officers with more than a decade of experience each in the Covington Police Department and who also served in…
Covington cancels participation in Riverfest; decision joins neighboring cities to protect residents
Citing health and safety concerns related to the pandemic, the City of Covington is canceling its participation in the annual…
Fort Wright adds new ambulance to emergency response frontline; high-quality care and transport
The City of Fort Wright has added to its emergency response frontline a brand new 2020 Chevrolet/Horton Ambulance. The newest…
Unemployment rates drop in 82 Kentucky counties in past year; Carlisle County lowest rate at 3 percent
Unemployment rates fell in 82 Kentucky counties between June 2019 and June 2020, rose in 33 and stayed the same…
10 Minutes/10 Years of Difference: Fill out your 2020 census now; it will shape public services funding
For just 10 minutes of your time, you can make a difference that will last 10 years. It takes about…
Covington commission: ‘Game-changer’ Highland Ave. project advances; IRS site purchase approved
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter After one last round of questions, including — you guessed it — whether or not…
Beshear reports 674 new COVID-19 cases, second-highest daily number, 3 deaths; surge continues
Gov. Andy Beshear reported 674 new COVID cases on Tuesday, 23 of them from children 5 and under, and three…
Newport Police Department to hold Citizen Police Academy; program runs Sept. 15 through Dec. 15
The public can learn about law enforcement and what it truly means to be a police officer by registering for…
Boone Judge/Executive Gary Moore sworn in as president of the National Association of Counties
Boone County Judge/Executive Gary Moore was sworn in as president of the National Association of Counties (NACo) at the conclusion…
Cincinnati Children’s purchases medical office building it occupies in Thomas More Office Park
The City of Crestview Hills announced the recent purchase of the medical office building at 2765 Chapel Place in the…
Rep. John Lewis of Georgia dies after battle with cancer at age 80; he was civil rights champion
Rep. John Lewis, a lion of the civil rights movement of the ’60s who went on to a long and…
‘No mask, no service’ as Covington bars, restaurants aim to protect staff, keep local economy open
“We don’t want to go backward.” As the number of COVID-19 cases steadily rises across the country and some governors…
Kentucky unemployment rate in June drops 6.6 percent from May; state jobless rate at 4.3 percent
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary June 2020 unemployment rate was 4.3 percent, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS), an…
Secretary of State Michael Adams puts out APB for poll workers in Kentucky for November election
Secretary of State Michael Adams is putting out an APB for poll workers for the November election. “Like most Kentuckians,…