Fort Mitchell City Council names Rob Nader as new police chief, to be sworn in January of 2023
The City of Fort Mitchell has named Rob Nader as its new Chief of Police, replacing Andrew Schierberg who is…
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Gateway Community and Technical College to offer couple’s massage clinic November 21 in Covington
Massage Therapy Technology students and faculty at Gateway Community and Technical College are hosting a couple’s/partner massage workshop at the…
Kentucky Youth Advocates release ’22 Kids Count data book, and the challenges become clearer
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Youth Advocates released its 2022 Kids Count data book on Wednesday, with 16 measures…
Leadership Kentucky now accepting applications for 2023 class of ELEVATE, application deadline Dec. 9
Leadership Kentucky is now accepting applications for the ELEVATE Kentucky Class of 2023. ELEVATE Kentucky is a three-session program that…
Three Spirits Tavern’s Ray Perryman crowned winner of inaugural Northern Kentucky Cocktail Classic
The beverages have been poured, the votes have been tallied and the winner of the inaugural Northern Kentucky Cocktail Classic has…
Al Cross: Gerrymanders warp legislature, damage our political system
The word “representative” is both a noun and an adjective. In the Kentucky General Assembly it has become mainly a…
High school football teams in region finals rolled to victories in first two rounds of post-season playoffs
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The three Northern Kentucky high school football teams that remain in the state playoffs…
Covington commission hears outside review that makes 55 recommendations for finance department
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter An outside review of the city’s Finance Department has revealed 55 high-priority recommendations for change…
NewsMakers ’22: Ray Hebert, a scholar and intellect, devoted teacher, family man, friend, and good guy
The third of a series of five stories featuring the NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the year. Tomorrow: Chuck Session By Judy…
Beshear signs executive order allowing Kyians with severe medical conditions to legally use cannabis
In an effort to reduce Kentuckians’ reliance on addictive opioids and to provide them relief from pain, Gov. Andy Beshear…
Kentucky Supreme Court hears oral arguments on two abortion cases; no indication of decision timeline
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on whether to reinstate a temporary injunction…
NKU sets fundraising record with over $84.5 million raised during ‘Further, Faster’ giving campaign
Northern Kentucky University concluded its Further, Faster: The Campaign for NKU, ending with more than $84.5 million raised. NKU began…
First National Bank of Kentucky opens second NKY location in Florence
First National Bank of Kentucky (FNBKY) opened its second Northern Kentucky banking center located at 8545 US-42 in Florence. This…
Thursday NKY History Hour to explore life of small-town KY girl turned movie star Rosemary Clooney
One of America’s most beloved entertainers, Rosemary Clooney had a warm velvety voice that was instantly recognizable. Born in Maysville,…
Attorney General joins $391.5 million multi-state settlement with Google over location tracking
The Kentucky Attorney General’s office has joined a coalition of 40 attorneys general in a historic $391.5 million multistate settlement…
Advocates to mark Thursday’s Great American Smokeout by calling on KY lawmakers to act
Cancer patients and survivors are marking the American Cancer Society’s 47th annual Great American Smokeout Thursday by calling on elected…
Commentary: It’s time to tell pharmacy benefit managers to share the savings with Kentuckians
By George Huntley and Stewart Perry Special to NKyTribune American healthcare innovation has saved countless lives. Whether it’s a new…
NewsMakers ’22: Judi Gerding, leader and innovator, celebrates 50 years of Point/Arc’s success
Second of five parts honoring The NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the year. Tomorrow: Ray Hebert By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Judi…
Fort Thomas Forest Conservancy’s Chuck Keller had a ‘green’ idea for the city — and it’s free mulch for all
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Color him green. All over. Chuck Keller is President of the Fort Thomas Forest Conservancy,…
BIA to run workshop-based academy as Covington-owned old Colonial Inn becomes hands-on classroom
For years, the massive three-story building at 1515 Madison Ave. has been a drain on Covington taxpayers, first as a…
Northern Kentucky Forum to present ‘The War for Future Talent,’ free program on workforce issues
The Northern Kentucky Forum will present ‘The War for Future Talent’ in a program at the Kentucky Career Center’s Covington…
USDEA’s national Drug Take Back Day collected over 34,000 pounds of medications over three states
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration says communities across the country continued support for DEA’s biannual…