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…
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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…
The Week at the Capitol: Overriding vetoes, voter ID, constitutional amendments, and a one-year budget
Legislative Research Commission State lawmakers voted to override vetoes, approve proposed constitutional amendments and give final passage to numerous bills…
Gov. Beshear joins with six other governors in collaboration on reopening regional economies
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Kentucky is joining with Governors Tony Evers of Wisconsin, J.B. Pritzker of Illinois, Tim Walz…
Attorney General warns Kentuckians of COVID-19 scammers targeting Medicaid beneficiaries
Attorney General Daniel Cameron warned Kentuckians of new healthcare scams targeting Medicaid beneficiaries related to the novel coronavirus and encouraged…
CHFS asks Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals for ‘en banc’ rehearing of Holly and David Schulkers’ lawsuit
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Filing within hours of a deadline, counsel David Brent Irvin of the Kentucky Cabinet for…
Marcy’s Law, establishing a crime victims’ bill of rights, goes back on the ballot in November
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A proposed Constitutional Amendment that would establish a crime victims’ bill of rights will have…
CVG awarded $42million in federal funding from FAA, part of CARES Act, Sen. McConnell announces
Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport will receive nearly $43 million from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as part of the…
$185,000 in first round of grants awarded from Horizon’s Coronavirus Relief Fund
Horizon Community Funds has announced its first phase of funding following the launch of its Horizon NKY Coronavirus Relief Fund…
Brennan Center: The false narrative of vote-by-mail fraud; mail ballots are essential for safe elections
Mail ballots are essential for holding a safe election amid COVID-19, and security concerns can be easily addressed, says the…
Former Salty Dog Saloon, now Moore Activity Center, a place where everyone knows the name Jesus Christ
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today The Salty Dog Saloon in Covington was once a community bar where everybody knew your…
Erlanger Fire/EMS message to deceased former chief Allen: ‘Rest easy now brother, we’ll take it from here’
NKyTribune staff Retired Erlanger Fire Chief Terry J. Allen, 64, of Union, passed away on Sunday, April 5, at his…
Weather heads-up: AccuWeather predicts rain and thunderstorms Sunday through Monday morning
AccuWeather warns that we’ll have rain and thunderstorms tomorrow through Monday morning and that storms can be severe. Probability of…
March General Fund receipts increase 6.8 percent over last year; Road Fund receipts up 6.0 percent
State Budget Director John Hicks reported that March’s General Fund receipts grew 6.8 percent compared to March of last year,…