Master Provision’s Bridges to Blessings coming up — get your tickets here for the Feb. 29 event
Staff report Master Provision’s Bridges to Blessings, presented by Verst Logistics, is getting a revamp. This year will be more…
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Opinion – Bill Straub: Unable to guide ‘increasingly sneering’ GOP, McConnell stumbles yet again
For a certified political genius who knows all the levers to pull and bells to ring, the master of the…
Be prepared for the total solar eclipse coming April 8, know how to view it; expect heavier traffic
Kentucky state and local agencies are preparing for an influx of travelers during the total solar eclipse that will sweep…
First Lady Britainy Beshear encourages Kentuckians to support Saturday’s Shop & Share donation drive
First Lady Britainy Beshear this week invited Kentuckians to participate in the annual Shop & Share event this Saturday, Feb….
Economic impact report shows how legislative changes have impacted KY’s bourbon industry
Spurred by a decade of legislative changes to Kentucky’s alcohol laws, the Commonwealth’s Bourbon industry now provides more jobs, generates…
Covington to hold public hearing February 15 to gather input on use of federal grant money
Covington will hold a public hearing next week to ask residents how it should spend a few million dollars it…
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, here are tips to keep your child’s smile sparkling
Dr. Cristina Perez University of Kentucky Children’s dental health is important all year long. February is recognized as National Children’s…
Economic impact study outlines affect of KCTCS programs on Kentuckians and state’s economy
An independent economic impact study was released Wednesday outlining the transformative affects the Kentucky Community and Technical College System –…
Aviatra Accelerators launches Master Class series to help women entrepreneurs grow their business
Aviatra Accelerators, a non-profit accelerator devoted to empowering women entrepreneurs through education, connections, and resources, announces the launch of their…
Opinion – Kelly Taulbee: Some investments pay for themselves; Medicaid, child care help Kyians thrive
It’s that time of every-other-year again: Kentucky’s General Assembly is working on the state’s budget. Advocates, policy analysts, lobbyists and…
Prep Sports Report: Walton-Verona boys join list of top-seeded teams for district basketball tournaments
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Walton-Verona pulled out a close win at Grant County, 73-70, on Wednesday to clinch…
Toyota plans $1.3 billion investment to bring new three row battery electric SUV production to KY
Toyota on Tuesday announced a $1.3 billion investment at its flagship Kentucky facility for future electrification efforts including assembly of…
Covington commission considering resolution on Port Authority, says negotiations continue
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter When it comes to the Northern Kentucky Port Authority, the city is not mincing words….
Mike Tussey: Legendary broadcaster and Hall of Famer Jim LaBarbara started in 1959, keeps going
One of the most renowned and revered broadcasters of our time is still going strong. You know him as “The…
2023 Impact Kentucky survey shows educators are beginning to feel more optimistic, despite challenges
More of Kentucky’s educators are feeling positive about the teaching profession in the 2023 Impact Kentucky Working Conditions Survey. On…
KY Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources using new technology resource to monitor state’s wildlife
Researchers with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources have a new resource to aid in ongoing efforts to…
City Briefs: Edgewood discusses KMart demolition, golf carts; Independence deals with zoning
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter EDGEWOOD Edgewood City Council discussed golfcarts on city streets at their Monday night meeting….
With federal funding set to expire, advocates say more Kentuckians rely on community health centers
By Nadia Ramagan Public News Service The bulk of federal funding for community health centers expires next month, and health…
Ion Center to collect donations during Saturday’s 16th Shop & Share event at area Kroger stores
The Ion Center for Violence Prevention in Covington will participate in the 16th-annual Shop & Share on Saturday, February 10….
Opinion – Howard Whiteman: Our ability to live within the laws — both legal and scientific — benefits all
The letterhead on the news release was stark and official: “Department of Justice.” It was not like anything you have…
meetNKY: New Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival (cocktail contest, bluegrass music) coming to NKY
Bourbon and bluegrass fans are invited to attend the first-annual Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival from 5 to 10 p.m. on…
Covington Partners facilitates a work-based mentoring program for Holmes High School students
In an effort to align with the mission of Holmes High School (HHS) “To guide all students to discover, pursue,…