Two brothers find joy in their paintings which they are showing at Gallery 506 in Elsmere
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter People make a living in all walks of life, and often no one notices…
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Legislative roundup: Deadline passed for new bills, just over three weeks left in bill-packed session
Deadlines have passed for filing new bills in the House and Senate, and Kentuckians now have a more comprehensive view…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra presents ‘cauldron of musical toil’ from 1760s-70s March 21 at NKU
With clouds of war and revolution gathering in Europe and the American colonies in the mid-1700s, art, literature, theater, and…
Aviation-themed mural debuts at CVG with support from GE Aerospace
Colorful new artwork now greets travelers at the Welcome Point level of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The Making Connections mural, designed…
Spring Forward: It’s Daylight Saving Time at 2 a.m. Sunday — expect adjustments
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer At 2 a.m. Sunday, March 8, Americans will set their clocks ahead one hour…
UK Athletic Director Mitch Barnhart to retire after 24 years; moves to new leadership role
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mitch Barnhart’s tenure as athletics director at the University of Kentucky will end in June….
Kentucky to host largest ‘Archery in the Schools’ state tournaments March 13-14 in Louisville
Kentucky will host the nation’s largest annual school archery tournaments March 13-14, as 9,241 student archers from 415 schools are…
A tabby cat named Doug has always brought smiles to faces, now as a certified therapy cat, he can do more
By David Rotenstein NKyTribune reporter Doug — no last name — is one of Northern Kentucky’s newest therapy pets. The…
Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie says he will push for congressional vote on Iran war
(Editor’s note: Early Sunday morning Iranian state media reported that the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was dead. Other…
DOJ sues Kentucky over access to voter data — and Secretary of State Adams’ refusal to supply
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today The U.S. Department of Justice has filed federal lawsuits against Kentucky and four other states…
New bill aims to bring NKY Port Authority into legal compliance, questions loom over completed projects
By David Rotenstein NKyTribune reporter The Northern Kentucky Port Authority (NKPA) was created in 1967. Its mission, determined by Kentucky…
Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, BCEA to host coffee events with legislators Feb. 28, March 21
The Northern Kentucky Chapter of Kentuckians For The Commonwealth and the Boone County Education Association have invited members of Northern…
Road to the KY Derby passes through NKY March 21 as annual Jeff Ruby Steaks returns to Turfway Park
Staff report The Road to the Kentucky Derby runs through Turfway Park on March 21 as the $777,000 Jeff Ruby…
Leadership Kentucky now accepting nominations for Class of 2026; nomination deadline March 16
Leadership Kentucky is now accepting nominations and applications for the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2026. Leadership Kentucky connects a diverse…
Jennifer Jahn: As we celebrate America’s 250 years, let’s also celebrate 152nd Kentucky Derby
As the nation commemorates 250 years since the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence, Americans are reflecting not…
Three Chimneys Farm, trainer John Ennis’ Great White wins 44th running of Battaglia Memorial
Three Chimneys Farm and John Ennis’ Great White made a bold three-wide move around the far turn and held off…
Taking deeper look at Kentucky’s Supreme Court unanimous decision on school funding, written by Justice Michelle Keller
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor As the nation celebrates a pivotal ‘rule of law’ affirmation from the U.S. Supreme Court,…
Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously strikes down Republican lawmakers’ 2022 charter school law
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern FRANKFORT — Kentucky Supreme Court justices all agreed that the Republican-controlled legislature’s 2022 law allowing…
First bill passed by legislature goes to Governor’s desk: spreads out utilities’ fuel costs to consumers
Staff report Half-way through the session of the General Assembly, the first bill to pass both chambers is headed to…
ArtsWave, MeetNKY, NKY Port Authority seek entries for new artist-in-residence program
ArtsWave, MeetNKY, and the Northern Kentucky Port Authority have opened applications for a new OneNKY Center Artist-in-Residence Program at the…
Voter registrations in January: 6830 new voters as candidates appeal to “donors, influencers, other politicians”
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s voter registration held steady in January, with 6,830 new registrations, about the same number…
Sightings increase of coyotes, which live in every Kentucky county, as breeding season approaches
(Editor’s note: We are re-publishing this informative piece by Keven Kelly who wrote it for the Kentucky Department of Fish…