Cincinnati Observatory’s ‘Scope Out!’ — see stars up close and have opportunity to win a telescope
Fall brings cooler weather, clearer skies, and the return of the Cincinnati Observatory’s annual telescope festival: Scope Out! Telescope owners,…
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Erlanger to receive part of more than $700,000 from KPDI to support site development, job growth
More than $700,000 in state funding has been approved to support site and building development projects in Breckinridge, Washington, Todd…
Annual Suits that Rock benefit for arts education returns to MegaCorp Pavilion September 20
The Carnegie has announced the return of Suits that Rock, the organization’s annual fundraiser where CEOs and community leaders alike…
University of Kentucky student-athlete arrested, charged in death of infant found in closet
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today A University of Kentucky student-athlete has been arrested and charged in the death of an…
The Hill’s Niall Stanage ranks the Democratic contenders for President in ’28; Beshear is No. 10
Staff report The Hill, in a report by Niall Stanage, ranks the Democratic contenders for president in 2028 — and…
Veterans Suicide Prevention Coalition to plant flags in honor of veterans who lost their battle at home
Veterans of the United States Military serve our country selflessly, and with great pride and honor. Unfortunately, far too many…
Shooting in Walton ends in suspect dead of self-inflicted gunshot, two deputies wounded and recovering
Staff report Two Boone County deputy sheriffs were shot and wounded Thursday night while attempting to serve an arrest warrant…
City of Newport to assume ownership of Purple People Bridge and keep ‘beloved landmark’ viable
The iconic Purple People Bridge is entering the next phase of its life, as the Purple People Bridge Company plans…
Drought returns to Kentucky as abnormally dry conditions persist across the state
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The hot and dry August weather in Kentucky has led to most of the state…
‘Bill’ Donnermeyer passes away at 100, served with distinction as a state representative for 25 years
Staff report William Irvin Donnermeyer Sr., 100, passed away on August 25 at Carmel Manor Nursing Home in Fort Thomas….
Latonia pool team ‘Shoot to Thrill’ wins $30,000 grand prize in APA World 8-Ball Championship
A group of Latonia residents are $30,000 richer after a recent visit to Sin City. But their good fortune didn’t…
KCPL book fair was opportunity for community to connect with local authors face-to-face
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune contributor On Saturday, the Erlanger Library was more than just finding a quiet spot to read…
Behringer-Crawford Museum’s annual freshART live auction set for September 6
From delicate brushstrokes to flying paint splatters to the buzz of a chainsaw, regional artists turned Devou Park into an…
Traffic impacts expected beginning Monday as KYTC completes soil boring along I-71/75 in NKY
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of evening/overnight traffic impacts on Interstate 71/75 in Kenton County beginning Monday, Aug….
SBA deadline to apply for disaster loans for private nonprofits in Kentucky set for September 22
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible private nonprofit (PNP) organizations in Kentucky of the Sept. 22 deadline…
New research from KY Chamber underscores child care impact on Kentucky’s economy and workforce
Understanding and solving child care challenges is key to strengthening Kentucky’s workforce and growing the economy, according to two new…
Michael Knight always wanted to be a good police officer, puts emotional intelligence first
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer There was never a doubt. Michael Knight always wanted to be a cop. “When…
Housing professionals convene in NKY for 2025 Kentucky Affordable Housing Conference
Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman and the disaster recovery professionals rebuilding Eastern Kentucky kicked the 2025 Kentucky Affordable Housing Conference today…
KY Parole Board: Life-sentences pose serious financial challenges for prisons facing aging inmate population
Editor’s Note: Second of four-part series on Kentucky’s Parole Board By R.G. Dunlop Special to NKyTribune Sentences of life without…
KY Parole Board: Large case load, lack of clear guidance raise questions about some life-sentence cases
Editor’s Note: First in a four-part series on Kentucky’s Parole Board. By R.G. Dunlop Special to NKyTribune Lance Conn was…
Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police honor nine members of state Senate, including two NKyians
The Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police (KACP) has recognized nine members of the Kentucky Senate, including two from NKY,…
Kentucky State Fair kicks off 11-day run featuring all the best from Commonwealth’s 120 counties
The Kentucky State Fair officially kicked off its 11-day run Thursday, launching one of the Commonwealth’s most cherished traditions. In…