Chase Law College grad, Kate Morgan, named new clerk of the Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kate Morgan, a graduate of Salmon P. Chase College of Law, has returned to the Kentucky Court of Appeals as…
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Road report: KYTC District 6 updates all current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on projects in NKY and wants motorists to be aware of possible delays…
Gatlin Voelker and Bonar, Bucher and Rankin join forces for 9-lawyer firm in RiverCenter Tower
Gatlin Voelker Law Firm PLLC has announced that it has merged with the Covington firm of Bonar, Bucher and Rankin…
Northern Kentucky Chamber names new board and officers; Garren Colvin to serve as board chair
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) has named its 2021/2022 Board of Directors and officers, including new Board…
R.A. Jones to upgrade facility with more than $2million investment creating 20 high-wage jobs
Gov. Andy Beshear announced R.A. Jones & Co., a designer and manufacturer of packaging equipment, will upgrade its Kenton County…
Dual credit programs through KCTCS improve grades and completion rates, new CPE study finds
Students who took dual credit courses before enrolling at the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) were more likely…
Americans paying 15 cents more at pump on average since May, but Kentucky prices show modest decline
Americans are paying a pretty penny to hit the road this summer. The monthly national gas price average has increased…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers stop the transport of ancient artifacts at Louisville port
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville with the help from officers at the National Targeting Center, Antiquities…
Road Report: KY Transportation Cabinet cites work in District 6; be alert for closures, delays
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports the following conditions and/or operations for highways in District Six. Motorists should be aware…
Supreme Court Justice Michelle Keller participated in panels — one national, one state — recently
Supreme Court of Kentucky Justice Michelle M. Keller of Fort Mitchell recently participated in two panels, one on the national…
Out-of-work Kyians encouraged to re-enter workforce prior to the Sept. 6 end of federal pandemic benefits
Kentuckians drawing federal pandemic unemployment insurance benefits are being encouraged to rejoin the workforce before those programs expire Sept. 6….
Do not feed recommendations for birds remain in place in Boone, Kenton and Campbell Counties
On Wednesday, the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources provided an update about the ongoing investigation of an unexplained illness…
Rep. Thomas Massie, two colleagues, sue Speaker Pelosi, others, over fines related to mask mandate
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Fourth District Congressman Thomas Massie and two of his Republican House colleagues are suing…
Attorney General’s Office finds Kentucky State Police violated the law in denying open records request
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The attorney general’s office has ruled that the Kentucky State Police in Madisonville violated the…
Wildfires thousands of miles away are causing our hazy, orange skies — and threatening air quality
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The hazy sky conditions in Kentucky that have also led to sunrises and sunsets to…
Commonwealth Alliance for Housing Solutions launches in NKY, calls for housing tax credit
The Commonwealth Alliance for Housing Solutions (CAHS) officially launched this week at Towne Creek Crossing in Northern Kentucky. Representatives Kim…
KTC plans significant traffic pattern change for northbound Brent Spence Bridge this weekend
A significant travel pattern change will be put into place on I-71/75 northbound beginning tonight, Friday, July 23, weather permitting,…
Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball makes history once again, gives birth to second child while in office
Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball gave birth to a healthy baby girl Tuesday, July 20, making Kentucky history again, as…
Fidelity announces plans to hire hundreds of new employees, provide training at Covington campus
Fidelity Investments has announced plans to hire nearly 600 people in Covington, adding to hundreds of hires at the financial…
Governor, local officials open Dollar General 300-job distribution center in Walton, a $65m investment
In celebrating the opening of a Dollar General distribution center and the 300 distribution and private-fleet jobs it will bring…
David Hawpe, 78, died Sunday — loved Kentucky, fought to right wrongs, was a great journalist and friend
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor David Hawpe, 78, distinguished journalist, editor and quintessential Kentuckian, died Sunday night in Louisville. He…
Road report: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 update on work this week that could cause delays, closures
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports for work on area road that may cause possible delays or lane closures….