Drees Homes debuts offsite building program; national homebuilder extends local offerings
Drees Homes, a national homebuilder headquartered in Fort Mitchell, has announced it will now offer Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky homebuyers…
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Bill Straub: Despite terrific failures, Trump’s possible re-election cannot really be underestimated
To quote the late, great Marvin Gaye, “What’s going on?” Before us is the president of the United States, one…
SD1 to begin work on General Drive sanitary sewer replacement in Ft. Wright, some detours expected
Sanitation District No. 1 will soon begin work on the replacement of a sanitary sewer bypass line along General Drive…
Fatal stabbing death in Covington in 2018 gets Chazrico Gibson 20 years in prison
Chazrico Gibson has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the fatal stabbing of victim Aaron Howard in the…
NKY Tri-Ed, REDI Cincinnati get Site Selection award for Excellence in Economic Development
Site Selection magazine, a national site consulting publication, has recognized Northern Kentucky Tri-ED and REDI Cincinnati with the Mac Conway…
Mayor Joe Meyer: Where Covington is, what we’ve done, and what’s next — as we deal with pandemic
It’s been over a month since I declared a State of Emergency to add muscle and speed to the City…
What The Turtleneck is 1st in Kentucky Turtle Derby; Secretariat prevails in NBC’s virtual Kentucky Derby
‘What The Turtleneck’ won the 2020 Kentucky Turtle Derby, beating out ‘Galapa-GO!’ in a wire-to-wire finish. ‘Rocket To Nowhere’ finished…
Board of Elections adopts emergency administrative regulation to allow primary absentee voting by mail
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The State Board of Elections on Friday unanimously adopted an emergency administrative regulation that will…
Covington Farmers Market open on Saturday at Roebling Point, more vendors; safety rules in place
The Covington Farmers Market moved back outside to Roebling Point last weekend, and many vendors reported their best sales day…
Butler’s Pantry to reopen Monday with expanded grocery offerings, chef-prepared meals to go
Butler’s Pantry in Covington has announced that the restaurant and market will reopen for business on Monday. In an effort…
Fort Thomas mourns loss of two students killed, two injured in car crash on Rt. 8 early Tuesday morning
Two Highlands High School students died in a car accident shortly after 1 a.m. on April 28 in Fort Thomas….
Love conquers all (even a pandemic) as Rodriguez family grows by two adopted via video conferencing
Staff report Two beloved foster children got their forever home Monday, despite the havoc the evil coronavirus has caused. Love…
St. E. Healthcare, NKY Health work with Rosedale Green to respond to cluster of COVID-19 cases
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and the Northern Kentucky Health Department (NKY Health) are working together with Rosedale Green in response to…
First residents move into Madison Place Apartments on Covington riverfront; take virtual tour of choices
Covington’s first high-rise rental community, Madison Place Apartments, officially welcomed its first residents April 24, amid the current COVID-19 pandemic. While…
Uncertainty and financial challenges looming, CPE holds back on statewide tuition limits for next year
Amid the uncertainty and financial challenges of COVID-19, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education voted to forgo a statewide cap…
Healthcare heroes on the front lines, taking on the scariest crisis of our time — and ready for it
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor St. Elizabeth Healthcare’s CEO Garren Colvin calls his 9,012 fellow associates “heroes” in the truest…
Villa Hills resident has been providing patient care in New York City during coronavirus outbreak
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune reporter Ryan Albin of Villa Hills is a member of the medical staff on the USNS…
Kentucky voter registration flatlines in March; Adams encourages online voter registration
Secretary of State Michael G. Adams said Kentucky saw a flatline in voter registration in March, with the state holding…
Governor advises state’s superintendents to stay closed to in-person instruction this school year
Staff report Gov. Andy Beshear advised the commonwealth’s education leaders to keep facilities closed to in-person instruction for the rest…
Construction on 16th Street in Newport to correct storm water issues, address speeding vehicles
Crews from Michels Construction are beginning work along 16th Street in Newport to correct storm water issues and to address…
Kentucky Attorney General releases joint PSA regarding fraudulent COVID-19 testing sites
Attorney General Daniel Cameron on Friday joined U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District Rob Duncan and U.S. Attorney for the…
Harvard researchers say ‘Prolonged or intermittent’ social-distancing measures likely needed until 2022
According to a study by researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, “Prolonged or intermittent” social-distancing measures…