Kentucky Secretary of State announces second ‘I Voted’ sticker contest open to all K-12 students
The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office is inviting all Kentucky students to participate in the second annual “I Voted” sticker…
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Poet, essayist and teacher Kathleen Driskell appointed Kentucky’s 2025-26 Poet Laureate
Gov. Andy Beshear joined Kentucky Poet Laureate Silas House this week to announce the appointment of award-winning poet, essayist and…
Older Kentuckians relieved planned changes to Social Security will not go into effect
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service The Social Security Administration backtracked on a new plan, which was set to have…
Grammy-winning duo 123 Andrés to visit KCPL Erlanger Branch for free concert April 23
Grammy-winning music duo 123 Andrés will visit the Kenton County Public Library for a bilingual educational concert April 23 from…
Opinion – Jeff Rubin: Affordable housing is broken — what can we learn from ‘intentional communities’?
April 28 through May 4 marks National Cohousing Week, a nationwide event featuring virtual and in-person discussions about the future…
Keith Taylor: Return of rivalry game with Indiana a welcome addition to UK’s non-conference schedule
I’ve always considered the Kentucky-Indiana rivalry a natural one that should be on each team’s non-conference schedule. That all changed…
R.C. Durr, The Man and The Legacy: New book celebrates founder of R.C. Durr Foundation
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Trustees of the R.C. Durr Foundation wanted an historical record of the life of its…
Duke Energy to provide $150,000 in grants to area nonprofits to support workforce development
Duke Energy and its Foundation announced a $150,000 grant funding opportunity for southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky nonprofit organizations that…
Prep Sports Report: Walton-Verona, Beechwood advance to All “A” Classic state baseball tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Walton-Verona and Beechwood earned berths in the Kentucky All “A” Classic state baseball tournament…
KY’s unemployment rate decreases marginally in March; jobless rate stands at 5.2 percent
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary March 2025 unemployment rate was 5.2%, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS). The preliminary…
Campbell County attorney Jennifer Zaccheus-Miller sentenced to six years on estate theft charges
The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office has announced action by the its Special Prosecutions Unit resulted in a six-year sentence for…
Northern Kentucky University names Brianna Marshall new permanent dean of Steely Library
Northern Kentucky University has announced Brianna Marshall as the new permanent dean of the W. Frank Steely Library. Marshall has…
Covington Parking Authority’s to upgrade 8th St. ‘Green Lot’ to help address city’s parking needs
A new parking lot at 212 E. 8th St. – named the “Green Lot” – will help address the ongoing…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky lake and river levels recovering following severe flooding
The recent historic flooding across the state couldn’t come at a worst time for anglers, the beginning of spring fishing….
What you should know about hypertension, one of the leading causes of chronic kidney disease
By Dr. Makayla Nelson and Dr. Katherine Donaldson University of Kentucky Almost half of adults in America — or about…
ABB Optical crowned champion of St. Vincent de Paul NKY’s second Food Fight Against Hunger
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky has announced the winner of its second Food Fight Against Hunger. The friendly competition…
Opinion – Bill Straub: ‘Nascent climatologist’ Robert Stivers all-in on Trump’s embrace of king coal
WASHINGTON – Meet Robert Stivers, attorney, president of the Kentucky State Senate and nascent climatologist. Stivers, a Republican from Manchester,…
L2 Aviation celebrates opening of first Kentucky location, a $12.2 million investment at CVG
Staff report L2 Aviation, an avionics design, consulting, manufacturing and engineering company, celebrated the grand opening of the company’s first…
City of Dayton to spend $500k to improve city parks; GaGa Pit surprises Lincoln students
When students at Dayton’s Lincoln Elementary School returned from Spring Break this week, they were surprised to find that the…
Happy Ea$ter: Consumer spending expected to reach near-record high for upcoming holiday
Consumer spending for the upcoming Easter holiday is expected to reach a near-record $23.6 billion nationwide, and overall retail sales…
Spring means sneezing and sniffles for many in KY, one of nation’s worst states for seasonal allergies
Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentucky ranks among the worst states for seasonal allergies from early spring through late fall,…
KCTCS sees 12.5% growth in dual credit enrollment with more than 36,000 students participating
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System is celebrating a major milestone during Dual Credit Week April 14–18 with more…