Legislative Ethics Commission reports KY lobbying hits record $12.4 million in first four months of 2024
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky lobbying spending for the first four months of 2024 hit a record of $12,421,079,…
News
Read More
Light voter turnout, no major issues in state Primary Election — here are the ‘unofficial’ results
Staff report Democrat Joseph Biden and Republican Donald Trump handily won their respective parties’ nominations in the closed primary election…
Independence man hits $75,000 jackpot on Kentucky Lottery Cash Eruption scratch-off ticket
A Northern Kentucky man is celebrating a big win after he won $75,000 on a Kentucky Lottery scratch-off ticket. James…
It was a 100th Birthday celebration for the Kruer-Tewes Homestead in Edgewood (stories were told)
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter From a distance you thought it might be a school graduation party. When you scrambled…
Happy 225th birthday, Boone County; festivities will start June 1 at Burlington Commons
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Boone County is a dynamic, energetic area that welcomes businesses and residents alike, a…
Covington Academy of Heritage Trades recognized by Cincinnati Preservation Association
To the people who helped bring the Covington Academy of Heritage Trades to life, a recent award from the Cincinnati…
Newport Aquarium celebrating 25 years and 20 million guests and welcomes new Ring of Fire exhibit
Newport Aquarium is celebrating its 25th Anniversary — and over the years has grown to be one of the region’s…
Gov. Beshear joins meetNKY at Newport Aquarium to celebrate tourism, declare Travel & Tourism Week
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Governor Andy Beshear joined meetNKY (the Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau) on the Newport…
Primary 2024: NKY has 10 state legislative races this month; at least one going down to the wire
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state legislative race in Northern Kentucky between two Republicans is shaping up to be…
Primary ’24: Voters have some choices to make in legislative races; in-person absentee voting started
By McKenna Horsely Kentucky Lantern Kentuckians going to the polls for the May 21 primary have choices to make about…
Sarah Ronaghi pursued her dream to be in the theater, has a role in FX’s new series, Clipped
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter She calls herself, “A small time girl with big dreams.” And Sarah Ronaghi started dreaming…
With 2024 General Assembly session in rearview mirror, lawmakers set to begin preparation for 2025
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The 2024 regular session of the Kentucky General Assembly wrapped up a month ago and…
Brent Spence Bridge project receives federal environmental approval to move forward
Kentucky and Ohio officials on Friday announced federal environmental approval has been granted to allow the $3.6 billion Brent Spence…
Primary ’24: Ten candidates are vying for Covington City Commission; eight will advance to fall ballot
By Nicole Erwin NKyTribune reporter City commissions are more than just another tier of local government; they are the bedrock…
It’s ozone season in Kentucky, so outdoor burning is banned in Boone, Campbell, and Kenton counties
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today May marks the beginning of ozone season in Kentucky, which means from now until Sept….
With one year left until federal enforcement deadline, Kentuckians encouraged to get ‘REAL ID ready’
Will your license fly? That’s the question state officials urge Kentuckians to ask themselves as only one year remains before…
KY SOS Michael Adams chosen for 2024 Profiles in Courage Award for defense of election integrity
The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation has announced Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams has been chosed as its 2024…
Flying Pig weekend — 39,245 participants; Jason Salyer is men’s Marathon winner; Olivia Anger takes women’s division
For the second year in a row, Jason Salyer of Tipp City is the men’s division winner at the Cincinnati…
Kentucky Symphony to close out 32nd season May 11 with Newport Ragtime Band’s ‘The Jumpin’ Jive’
America’s popular music we know today began to sprout in the late 1890s with the advent of Ragtime. African-American spirituals…
Northern Kentucky University to honor 1,875 graduates at 52nd commencement Sunday
Northern Kentucky University will honor 1,875 graduates over two ceremonies at the university’s 52nd Commencement on Sunday. Students from the…
United Methodist General Conference delegates vote to end bans on gay clergy, same-sex marriage
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern After decades of intense debate that led to about half of their churches in Kentucky…
Corporex, Artworks collaborate on breathtaking murals at Ovation to adorn city skyline
The privately held national development and investment firm, Corporex, is partnering with ArtWorks, a nonprofit creating community-based public art and…