KY Supreme Court rules in favor of Frost Brown Todd on Department of Revenue open records case
Kentucky taxpayers now have access to the state’s Department of Revenue (DOR) tax rulings. The case, Department of Revenue v….
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Earth Day is celebrating its 49th year with the theme ‘Protect Our Species’ — and everyone has work to do
Staff report The first Earth Day began on April 22, 1970, activating 20 million Americans from all walks of life and…
Bellevue High School students give week to ‘Service in Action,’ starting new tradition, winning recognition
By Steve Oldfield Children, Inc. Bellevue High School students finished up a week of service this week by spreading out…
Council on Postsecondary Education holds 8th annual Student Success Summit
More than 400 university and college educators and staff attended the Council on Postsecondary Education’s eighth annual Kentucky Student Success…
Fort Mitchell Fire Department Volunteer Lifetime Member, Gerald ‘Boggie” Bogenschutz dies
Fort Mitchell Fire Department Volunteer Lifetime Member Gerald L. “Boggie” Bogenschutz died today, the City of Fort Mitchell has announced….
Jim Beam Bourbon donates $5 million to UK for the James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits
Jim Beam® Bourbon will donate $5 million to the University of Kentucky to establish the James B. Beam Institute for…
CVG has lowest airfares in region; local passenger traffic continues to set records
The U.S. Department of Transportation released its average airfare ranking report for fourth quarter 2018, and the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International…
KYTC closing Roebling Bridge to vehicular traffic until further notice; fragments fell from north tower
KYTC has advised motorists the John A. Roebling Bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic beginning today at 4 p.m….
Road near Prisoners Lake in Covington’s Devou Park to be closed for about a week
The road that curves around and almost into Prisoners Lake in Covington’s Devou Park will be closed for about a…
City of Covington strategic in selling property; new guidelines seek best uses for vacant buildings, land
At last count, the City of Covington owns over 150 parcels of property. They’re of different sizes. They’re spread throughout…
KY residents affected by national Salmonella outbreak, public advised to discard pre-cut melons
The Department for Public Health (DPH) announced today that 16 Kentuckians have tested positive with a strain of Salmonella Carrau that…
Governor signs into law ban on use of tobacco in all Kentucky public schools and events, effective July 1
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Gov. Matt Bevin has signed into law to ban the use of tobacco products…
Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training graduates 25 law enforcement officers from Class 500
Twenty-five law enforcement officers from agencies across the state graduated Thursday from basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 2nd Annual Bourbon Barrel Ball coming up April 27
Linking savory Kentucky spirits with tasty nostalgic music has become a tradition — and the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 2nd Annual…
Newport Aquarium’s new Freshwater Falls exhibit lets visitors see what lies below the surface
A new exhibit is now open to the public at Newport Aquarium. Freshwater Falls lets guests take a peek at…
David Dooley formally sentenced to 43 years in 2012 Mockbee killing; still faces child porn charges
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor David Dooley was formally sentenced Thursday in the May 2012 killing of Michelle Mockbee….
Leadership Kentucky, celebrating 35th anniversary, names members of Elevate Kentucky Class of 2019
Leadership Kentucky, currently celebrating its 35th anniversary, is proud to announce the members of the Elevate Kentucky Class of 2019….
Briefs: First Lady at Republican women’s event; Last Call Trivia competition; Falcon presents ‘Baskerville’
The Boone County Republican Women’s Club in conjunction with the Kenton County Republican Women’s Club is hosting a luncheon with…
Governor vetoes public pension pension bill, plans to call for special session to address the issue
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Matt Bevin on Tuesday vetoed a public pension bill approved on the final day…
$1B RECLAIM Act gains momentum, is reintroduced in U.S. Congress at coal communities’ urging
After years of groundwork by coal-impacted communities and a positive hearing in the House Natural Resources Committee in March, the…
Photo op all season with Mr. Redlegs; team puts sculpture benches at two spots in Covington
Want your picture taken with Mr. Redlegs? The Cincinnati Reds mascot is currently sitting on benches at the Devou Park…
The latest Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 update on projects in Northern Kentucky
Spring is here and that means highway construction season is gearing up again. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 would…