Red tape with federal programs hinders Kentucky school nutrition directors’ ability to feed kids
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Red tape and other hurdles are getting in the way, especially for those children…
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Cincinnati State Land Surveying capstone project helps Big Bone Baptist Church find unmarked graves
Big Bone Baptist Church on Big Bone Church Road in Boone County has teamed up with Cincinnati State Technical and…
Fort Wright city council votes to support a House bill that is a certificate of need exemption
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Fort Wright city council voted this week to support HB 312, a certificate of…
John Battaglia Memorial, Cincinnati Trophy Stakes highlight first of five three-day weeks at Turfway Park
Andrew and Rania Warren’s Scoobie Quando, a debut winner in the $125,000 Turfway Preview Stakes, will attempt to add his…
TMU women hosting NAIA tournament 1st round but Saints men going on a Butte of a road trip to Montana
Better call up Google Maps, Thomas More men’s basketball fans, the NAIA said in its first-round seeding. If somehow the…
Weather conditions force schedule changes in girls region basketball tournaments involving local teams
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Two girls region basketball tournaments that include Northern Kentucky high school teams were postponed…
Norse get the return trip to Indy they were aiming for with a quarterfinal Horizon Tourney win over Oakland
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter In basketball, as in the rest of life, you don’t always get everything you…
Governor awards more than $1 million in funding to 14 Campbell County nonprofit organizations
Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday presented more than $1 million to 14 local nonprofits in Campbell County as part of…
Turfway Park, Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment extend partnership for an additional five years
Turfway Park and Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment have announced an extension to their partnership and will remain the presenting sponsor…
Visitors to Daniel Boone National Forest encouraged to check prescribed burn schedule during March
The Daniel Boone National Forest is planning to begin prescribed burning of locations across the forest in March. Prescribed burns…
Legislation banning gender transition services for anyone under 18 passes Kentucky House
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A measure that would ban gender transition services from being performed on anyone under the…
Kenton County District Judge Ann Ruttle among two disciplined by KY Judicial Conduct Commission
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission on Thursday released its reports in cases involving disciplinary action…
KY Senate committee approves legislation aimed at helping early literacy through reading research center
A bill creating a new statewide reading research center to help early literacy in the Commonwealth passed out of a…
BCM’s NKY History Hour to explore how Cincinnati’s River Navy helped Grant and Sherman win Civil War
Having served in nuclear submarines during the 1970s, former naval officer Gary Johnson wondered what life was like one hundred…
Kenton County Fiscal Court hears results of JER HR Group compensation study
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Blair Johanson from JER HR Group gave a report this week at the Kenton…
Bill Straub: Jamie Comer is on a misguided, multifaceted roll indeed — and he’s in over his head
From his ham-handed mangling of congressional probes that makes Inspector Clouseau look like Sherlock Holmes, to his stupefying lack of…
Simon Kenton boys win 8th Region tournament opener behind big game from 7-foot-3 center
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter A dominating performance by 7-foot-3 senior center Gabe Dynes played a major role in…
Turning scars into wins: How Cooper survived another injury and stayed alive against Highlands
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter There is a way to survive losing your newest underclass big man of the…
Point Arc needed an angel during COVID pandemic and got one in Terri Angel (who made house calls)
By Andy Furman The Point Arc When you have an angel on your staff, well good things will happen. The…
Corporex expands its executive team with two new hires, Douglas Swain and Christopher Haacke
Corporex, a privately held investment firm located in Covington, focused on investing in real estate, hospitality, sports and fitness, and…
Safe at Home Act passes unanimously in Kentucky Senate; KET board change advances
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation aimed at improving the protection for victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and other…
NKU’s 38th annual DreamFest gives region’s middle-school students a day of learning, enrichment
Though Northern Kentucky University’s students may not have classes on Monday, March 6, due to Spring Break, the Highland Heights…