KY celebrates 75 years of investing in transportation needs through civil engineering scholarships
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Bowling Green’s National Corvette Museum kicks off 70th anniversary of first car rolling off assembly line
By Don Sergent Bowling Green Daily News For a septuagenarian, America’s sports car is looking good. The Corvette and many…
Roebling Bridge photography contest period underway — open to more photogs and new category
The Roebling Bridge is one of the most photographed landmarks in our region. This summer, the best work will be…
City of Covington to begin processing short-term rental licenses with overhauled regulations
The moratorium is over. The City of Covington is set to begin processing applications for new short-term rental licenses with…
Independence Day can be frightening and dangerous for pets, here are some tips to keep your buddy safe
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today While fireworks, picnics and other Fourth of July traditions can be great fun for people,…
Col Owens: Supreme Court’s affirmative action decision negates efforts for diverse society
Our ability to live in a truly diverse society, to reflect the diversity of our population, has been dealt a…
The River: Remembering loyal river dog ‘Boy’ and a young boy’s betrayal that won’t be forgotten
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Taylor Mill gets hometown police officer through federal Military-to-Law Enforcement program
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The Taylor Mill Police Department has recently hired a young man named Logan Herzog…
Team from Boone County takes second place in Girl Scouts’ first ever valve car race at STEM fest
For over 100 years, Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) has led the way in providing opportunities to girls…
OKI reaches milestone, marks $115 million in funding for bike and pedestrian paths across region
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Council of Governments has reached a milestone that should bring a smile to the faces of cyclists, runners…
AAA: Record drivers hit the road — and find good news at the gas pumps; prices are down
As a record number of drivers hit the road over the extended July 4th holiday weekend, motorists are facing much…
Ribbon-cutting for Gallatin County Regional Airport, KY’s 58th general aviation airport, held in Sparta
Federal, state and local officials celebrated the ribbon-cutting ceremony this week at Kentucky’s newest and 58th general aviation airport, the…
Kentucky residents urged to beware of solar scams after company banned from doing business in state
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service After a company known as Solar Titan USA was recently banned from doing business…
Point/Arc’s Scheben Care Center clients, staff enjoy a day outing to Cincinnati Zoo
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It was a day at the Cincinnati Zoo for everyone at the Bill and Betsy…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s take on news of week: Happy Fourth, fireworks, wildfires, Putin-Wagner
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Nancy Winstel stays connected with game she loves conducting basketball training sessions for all ages
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter A few months after Nancy Winstel retired as head coach of the Northern Kentucky…
Swiftinatti is in full swing; that’s just start of a big holiday weekend and packed summer tourism season
Staff report Taylor Swift weekend is here in the Cincy Region — and TayTay’s bringing a $92 million impact with…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin: By the numbers: NKU, TMU recruit athletes locally, nationally, internationally
We noted the other day that we’d do a deeper dig into the athlete rosters at Thomas More and Northern…
Plan safe ride home from celebrations including alcohol; driving crashes increase over holidays
As Independence Day quickly approaches, Kentuckians are reminded to plan for a safe ride home if celebrations include alcohol. …
Covington passes short-term rental ordinance and others this week, moves parking to Parking Authority
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Short-term rental owners are closer to knowing the specific rules as city Commissioners acted on…
Peaselburg neighborhood association’s annual Independence Day parade one of region’s oldest
On Tuesday, the Friends of Peaselburg Neighborhood Association’s Independence Day Parade continues its 50-year tradition as Covington’s only July 4th…
Christine Curran: Going wild(fire) about climate change — as we are smothered by blankets of smoke
If our region had a giant smoke detector in the skies above us, it would have been beeping incessantly this…