Weather and more weather: State of emergency, time to hunker down, TANK suspends service
Staff report State of emergency Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency ahead of a severe winter storm system heading Kentucky’s…
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Kentucky braces for major winter storm starting tonight through Monday
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A major winter storm is expected to affect Kentucky from Friday night through Monday morning,…
New NKY Housing Fund to be permanent resource to expand housing supply
Regional leaders in Northern Kentucky announced the launch of the Northern Kentucky (NKY) Housing Fund, a new revolving loan fund…
Kentucky tax filing season begins January 26; here’s info about filing, assistance
The Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) will begin accepting state individual income tax returns on Monday, Jan. 26 and begin…
Quick response from fire departments limits damage to Point Laundry, which is back in service
By Andy Furman Point/Arc Paul Berleman is back at work. And he is safe. Thanks to the heroics of Brent Schafer – make that Capt….
NKY NAACP hosts full house at annual Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon, presents awards
By Serena Owen Special to NKyTribune The annual NKY NAACP MLK luncheon at the Syndicate in Newport welcomed attendees with…
Covington’s many alleys, steeped in history, provide connection between city’s past and its future
By David S. Rotenstein NKyTribune staff writer Covington has some spectacular historic architecture. There’s lots to choose from for fans…
Annual Covington Martin Luther King Day Breakfast featured an educational film and homework
By David S. Rotenstein NKyTribune staff writer Covington’s Church of Our Savior held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast…
Duke Energy offers advice on how to save on your energy bill
With a sharp drop in temperatures hitting the region, Duke Energy Ohio & Kentucky are committed to helping customers manage…
Brenna Keller joins NKyTribune team as associate editor, brings knowledge of community, public health
Brenna Keller, a life-long Northern Kentuckian and a resident of Ludlow, brings her extensive knowledge and caring of the community…
Road to Jeff Ruby Steaks begins Saturday as Street Beast leads field in $125,000 Leonatus Stakes
The road to the $777,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (Grade III) begins Saturday at Turfway Park Racing and Gaming, where Midway…
Newport’s Thompson House is for sale, has rich history of Lincoln, Tommy guns, ghosts, music
By Laura Kroeger NKyTribune staff writer The Thompson House on Third Street facing Newport of the Levee is for sale….
Nearly 11 million free meals served to Kentucky kids during summer 2025
No Kid Hungry Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE), and Feeding Kentucky have unveiled new data showing that—for the…
Demonstrators brave chilly temperatures to protest ICE enforcement actions Sunday in Newport
By David S. Rotenstein NKyTribune staff writer More than 400 people turned out Sunday afternoon to protest recent ICE enforcement…
Southbank Partners: Closure of 4th Street Bridge in Covington makes extended Riverwalk more vital
As preparations move forward for the closure of the KY 8 Licking River Bridge (Fourth Street Bridge) between Covington and…
Political notes: Primary candidates for May election — Harp, M. Hayden, Hatton, Amin, Hall, S. Hayden
(Editor’s note: This is part of an occasional roundup of filings of candidates in the May primary. Filings have closed….
David Rotenstein, journalist and historian, joins growing NKyTribune team; advances service to community
David S. Rotenstein is an award-winning reporter with more than 35 years of experience writing for community newspapers, big-city dailies,…
U.S. Senate advances Rand Paul-sponsored resolution rebuking Trump on Venezuela
By Ashley Murray Kentucky Lantern In a rare rebuke to President Donald Trump, Senate Republicans joined Democrats in advancing a…
Kentucky Supreme Court reverses itself; places limits on legislative reach into local government
By Jim Dady Special to NKyTribune The Kentucky Supreme Court has set limits on how far the hand of the…
Kentucky family-owned farms are third highest in U.S. — and thriving
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today At a time when Americans are increasingly questioning where their food comes from, new USDA…
Northern Kentucky has lots of ‘coffeeshop city halls’ connecting community members with public officials
By David S. Rotenstein NKyTribune staff writer Cheers was the fictional Boston watering hole where everyone knew your name. Inside…
KFF Health News: One Big Beautiful Bill Act complicates state health care affordability efforts
By Bernard J. Wolfson Stateline As Congress debates whether to extend the temporary federal subsidies that have helped millions of…