Amsterdam Road in Covington closed due to mudslide, crews working to clear it, detour set up
Amsterdam Road in Covington is closed while City of Covington Public Works crews clean up a mudslide. Public Works Director…
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CVG celebrates National Aviation Day with food trucks at Airport Viewing Area on Sunday
CVG is celebrating #NationalAviationWeek by sharing fun facts and photos throughout the week on its Facebook page — and by…
Northern Kentucky University hosts 1968 film festival in conjunction with 50th anniversary celebration
Continuing its 50th anniversary celebrations, Northern Kentucky University is hosting a film festival dedicated to 1968 cinema. Presented by the Department…
High school football season opens with intriguing storylines based on last year’s results
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Covington Catholic posted a perfect 15-0 record last football season while Holy Cross didn’t…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: A bowhunter’s gear wish list as Kentucky’s archery season for deer approaches
With Kentucky’s 143-day archery season for deer opening in about two weeks, bow hunters are getting their gear ready and…
Teresa Werner: Giving the Commonwealth a seat at table on issue of climate change and fossil fuels
Carbon dioxide is one of the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere. Greenhouse gases trap heat and without them, Earth would…
Nicotine replacement therapy products available for Kentuckians who want to quit smoking
Kentuckians who want to quit smoking have at least two dozen sources for free and low-cost nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products….
Unemployment up slightly though Kentucky has added jobs and employment shows strong growth
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary July unemployment rate was 4.3 percent, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS), an agency…
Money, rings stolen from St. Walburg Monastery while sisters are making funeral arrangements
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor St. Walburg Monastery in Villa Hills was burglarized last week as the Sisters of…
Inaugural FORE! Kids’ Sake Golf Tournament kicks off new fiscal year for Speedway Children’s Charities
The Kentucky Chapter of Speedway Children’s Charities will host its inaugural FORE! Kids’ Sake Golf Tournament on Oct. 17. The…
Chef John Foster: Aw, pumpkins already; seasons wane but summer’s vegetable variety will be missed
I saw my first pumpkin of the season in a neighbor’s front yard and the realization hit me that fall…
Covington is looking for input from residents on improvements for Latonia’s Barb Cook Park
The sole of many a shoe has been left thinner by the basketball courts at Barb Cook Park in Latonia…
Thomas More’s Finke named PAC’s nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year
Former Thomas More College softball player Laura Finke has been named the Presidents’ Athletic Conference nominee for the 2018 NCAA…
Tickets still available for Brighton Center’s Wine over Water event at Purple People Bridge Aug. 25
Though all VIP Tables are sold out, tickets are still available for Brighton Center’s Wine over Water event 6:30-10 p.m….
Sue Cross: Criticism of media is fine and needed, but shouldn’t mean systematic attacks on the whole
Today, the Institute for Nonprofit News joins journalists across the country in asking you, the public, to stand up for…
2018 Prep Football Previews: Derry brothers ready to do their part in Beechwood’s bid for 14th state title
The NKyTribune is featuring each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading up…
Bill Straub: ‘Knock ’em out, drag ’em in’ Bevin shows how divisions just get wider and more bitter
So, just what is it with this Bevin guy? It used to be during the long, sultry, Kentucky summers, with…
Section of Donaldson Highway to be named in honor of businessman, developer, H. Gordon Martin
A special sign dedication ceremony will take place on Aug. 20 at 9 a.m. at the Boone County Administration Building…
Covington City Commission on Tuesday approves studies designed to promote economic development
The Covington City Commission moved forward Tuesday night with three studies designed to ensure that economic development proceeds in a…
Northern Kentucky joins statewide Hepatitis A outbreak, Newport Syndicate food handler diagnosed
A case of hepatitis A that has been diagnosed in an employee who handled food at the Newport Syndicate (18…
Twins from West Africa know all about the link between poverty and health; now study healthcare
Growing up in Ghana, West Africa, Alfred and Godfred Mantey recognized the link between poverty and health early on. “Being…
Commissioner Quarles’ appeal to USDA contributes to purchase of up to 13 million gallons of milk
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles applauded the announcement that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will purchase 11-13 million gallons of…