Legislative Ethics Commission reports lobbyists spent more than $8.8 million in the 2025 legislative session
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission released a report on Thursday, showing the spending by lobbyists…
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Covington to celebrate grand reopening of Austinburg Park Saturday with food, family fun and festivities
UPDATE: This event has been rescheduled to Saturday, May 10, due to the forecast of inclement weather. Get ready to…
Covington Farmer’s Market to open in new location at Washington and Pike Streets Saturday
The Covington Farmer’s Market’s 2025 Outdoor Market will open in a new location this spring at Washington and W. Pike…
NKY Chamber to join other area chambers for networking event at Metropolitan Club June 12
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will present Fusion: A Multicultural Experience from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Thursday,…
Understanding the signs, risks, diagnosis and treatment of brain and spinal cord tumors
By Dr. John Villano University of Kentucky Each year, thousands of adults are diagnosed with tumors that form in the…
Dave Corlett joins Easterseals Redwood as director of military and veteran services
Easterseals Redwood has announced veteran Dave Corlett as the new director of the organization’s military and veteran services. Easterseals Redwood’s…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Do Rand Paul’s forays outside D.C. mean Oval Office aspirations? Time will tell…
WASHINGTON – Whither Rand Paul. The Republican senator from Bowling Green has attracted considerable attention recently for his objections to…
Ovation unveils new condos, two bar concepts, hotel at preview event, as vision comes to life
Corporex Companies recently welcomed guests to an exclusive preview event highlighting the next chapter of the 25-acre mixed-use development. Located…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: It’s not about the numbers, CovCath’s Krumpelbeck says, nearing No. 2 in KY wins
He was working at the Ice House in Covington, his college summer job after graduating from Xavier University in 1976,…
Sanitation District 1, Kenton County Animal Service partner for National Pet Month
Sanitation District No. 1 (SD1) is partnering with Kenton County Animal Services to launch Splash for Animal Shelters, a community…
KSP investigating officer-involved fatal shooting in Boone County, at request of sheriff’s office
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky State Police (KSP) are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Boone County on Tuesday morning…
Covington seeking lifeguards for pool season; hiring event today at KCPL Covington Branch
Covington Parks and Recreation needs to hire 10 to 12 lifeguards to open its swimming facilities in early June. “If…
Thomas Leuke named chair of Thomas More Board of Trustees; four-year term to begin June 1
Thomas More University has announced the appointment of Thomas ‘Tom’ Lueke as chair of the school’s Board of Trustees. Lueke…
Mike Tussey: The Voices of America — Communicators, legends and household names
If you turn the clock back to the early 20th Century, you’ll find a treasure of very talented people who…
Opinion – Sarah Geegan: Asking the right questions can save a life, it’s something we should all learn
Editor’s note: This column mentions suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to…
Kentucky Living magazine now accepting nominations for 2025 Best in Kentucky awards
As visitors flock to the Bluegrass State for the this weekend’s Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Living magazine is shining a light…
Kentucky First Lady, Amazon, and Baby2Baby team up to help local families impacted by flooding
By Andy Furman NKyTribune Reporter Kentucky’s First Lady followed her compassion to the finish line to help families impacted by…
Kentucky Derby: Think horses and tulips in making your bets on outcome of greatest two minutes in sports
By Paul Braverman Special to NKyTribune DON’T BE STUBBORN In one of the greatest racetrack gambling stories of all time,…
Former KY Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes cleared of wrongdoing in ethics case
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern After years of legal wrangling, former Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is free…
Big Bone Lick to hold National Historic Landmark designation ceremony at Bison Circle Shelter May 9
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Big Bone Lick State Historic Site will hold an official National Historic Landmark designation ceremony…
NKU students partner with CCPL to present one-of-a-kind stories from NKY, Greater Cincinnati
Students in Northern Kentucky University’s Master of Public History program have partnered with the Campbell County Public Library to showcase…
KSO to close out 33rd season May 10 with ‘Swingin’ the Classics’ at NKU’s Greaves Concert Hall
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will close out its 33rd season May 10 with ‘Swingin’ the Classics,’ a regional all-star big…