Not all the competition is on the field; this baseball art invitational was won by Florence artist Keith Klein
Florence artist Keith Klein took first place in the “All-Start Art Invitational: Baseball Art and Metaphor” at the Cincinnati Art…
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CVG, community offers hometown welcome for passengers attending the All-Star Game
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in conjunction with community partners rolls out the welcome mat for passengers visiting the Cincinnati/Northern…
Beshear tells defiant clerk his oath requires him to issue same-sex marriage licenses
Gov. Steve Beshear today met with Casey County Clerk Casey Davis, who has refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex…
Highland Heights couple wins a million dollars in lottery, plans to slow down, travel, help family
A $1,000,000 Mega Millions ticket was sold at the Highland Heights Marathon, 2301 Alexandria Pike in Highland Heights for Friday…
Kentucky Horse Park’s iconic white fences — 30 miles of them — to be black, in cost-cutting measure
Staff Report If you needed more proof that change is all there is, even when it comes to Kentucky’s traditional…
State moving some 200 employees from downtown Covington to Latonia, makes way for Gateway
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Contributor Sometime this fall, a couple of hundred state employees who work in the heart of…
The other Judge Lape, daughter Kathy, joins others in remembering; Ray Lape’s services announced
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune contributor Anyone who ever has ever run for an elected position will likely say that walking…
Draft improvement options for vital east-west NKy corridor to be discussed at public open house July 6
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments will host a public open house on Monday, July 6, to discuss improvements to…
Southbank’s Riverfront Commons’ next phases for Newport, Ludlow get OKI funding, cost $1.6 million
From Southbank Partners Newport and Ludlow will spend $1.6 million on the next two phases of Riverfront Commons, the nearly…
Retired Kenton Circuit Court Judge Raymond E. Lape, 87, has died, is remembered as ‘role model’
Staff Report Judge Raymond E. Lape, retired Kenton County Circuit Court Judge, has died. Judge Lape, 87, received many honors…
Fireworks advice from Florence retailer: have fun, be safe during Independence Day celebrations
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune contributor Dozens of vehicles now occupy the Florence parking lot of Phantom Fireworks and cash registers…
Skyward names new board and Candace McGraw as first chair, to advance community’s strategic plan
Skyward (formerly Vision 2015), the organization charged with developing and managing Northern Kentucky’s strategic plan, is pleased to announce the…
Beshear: Ruling provides clarity; ‘Kentucky will recognize as valid all same-sex marriages’
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a ruling Friday morning bringing an end to the years-long debate over same-sex marriage….
Amazon looking to hire 500 full-time employees in Hebron
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor The Amazon Fulfillment Center on Worldwide Boulevard in Hebron needs workers – a lot…
Skyward promotes Kristine Frech to vice president, Nancy Costello to director as new work plan begins
Skyward, formerly known as Vision 2015, promoted Kristine Frech to vice president and Nancy Costello to director. Frech joined the…
Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter project is underway in Grant County
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor An early-morning storm of near-Biblical proportions threatened to derail the Answers in Genesis Ark…
COV200 organizing self-guided walking tours to celebrate city’s rich culture — seeking your ideas
Covington’s 19 neighborhoods are filled with unique history, beautiful architecture, vibrant artwork, and much more. COV200, the group charged with…
Florence D.A.R.E. officer Argullin drums up support for drug awareness, earns statewide recognition
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor Officer Adam Argullin moves to the beat of his own drums. The Florence Police…
Campbell District Court Judge Popovich suspended for 15 days by state Judicial Conduct Commission
Campbell District Court Judge Gregory T. Popovich has been suspended 15 days for violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct….
Discovery Day at Big Bone Lick gives insight into Ice Age, pioneer life, Native American culture June 27
Big Bone Lick State Historic Site will host a “Discovery Day” to showcase a wide variety of historic artifacts and…
SD1 board agrees to budget without rate increase, with Richwood upgrade and Hebron study
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor The Sanitation District No.1 of Northern Kentucky Board of Directors approved the proposed budget…
Carespring ready to move forward with Boone County facility
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor Boone County is finally poised to get some the nursing and transitional beds it…