2023 Impact Kentucky survey shows educators are beginning to feel more optimistic, despite challenges
More of Kentucky’s educators are feeling positive about the teaching profession in the 2023 Impact Kentucky Working Conditions Survey. On…
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KY Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources using new technology resource to monitor state’s wildlife
Researchers with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources have a new resource to aid in ongoing efforts to…
City Briefs: Edgewood discusses KMart demolition, golf carts; Independence deals with zoning
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter EDGEWOOD Edgewood City Council discussed golfcarts on city streets at their Monday night meeting….
With federal funding set to expire, advocates say more Kentuckians rely on community health centers
By Nadia Ramagan Public News Service The bulk of federal funding for community health centers expires next month, and health…
Ion Center to collect donations during Saturday’s 16th Shop & Share event at area Kroger stores
The Ion Center for Violence Prevention in Covington will participate in the 16th-annual Shop & Share on Saturday, February 10….
Opinion – Howard Whiteman: Our ability to live within the laws — both legal and scientific — benefits all
The letterhead on the news release was stark and official: “Department of Justice.” It was not like anything you have…
meetNKY: New Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival (cocktail contest, bluegrass music) coming to NKY
Bourbon and bluegrass fans are invited to attend the first-annual Bonded Spirit Bluegrass Festival from 5 to 10 p.m. on…
Covington Partners facilitates a work-based mentoring program for Holmes High School students
In an effort to align with the mission of Holmes High School (HHS) “To guide all students to discover, pursue,…
Maysville Rep. William Lawrence files House Joint Resolution calling for congressional term limits
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation has been introduced in the Kentucky House for the state to join other states…
Campbell County Attorney Denise Durbin named special counsel to Attorney General Russell Coleman
Staff report Campbell County attorney Denise Durbin has been named among three attorneys newly-appointed to key positions within the Kentucky…
Those who traveled through CVG Jan. 27-29 may have been exposed to measles, says CHFS
Staff report Kentuckians who traveled through Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport between Jan. 27 and Jan. 29 may have been exposed…
New research shows non-hunters overwhelmingly support Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Program
Recent research finds that 86 percent of firearm owners and sport shooters who do not hunt support the Federal Aid…
Kentucky by Heart: Celebrating Kentucky’s rich literary history; appreciating cold-weather friends
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Kentucky has a rich literary and historical landscape, for sure. And across the state, there…
Ludlow Historic Society to sponsor storytelling night focused on city’s bar history Feb. 13 at Buffalo Bar
When the Cincinnati Southern Railway built a railroad route to Chattanooga in the 1870s to open new markets to the…
Opinion – League of Women Voters: How can they do that? Moving bills through with no public review
Last week, the Kentucky House of Representatives approved two budget bills (HB1 and HB 6) and we applaud legislators for…
No go for NKU’s struggling Norse men in Horizon but a double-dip G-MAC win for Thomas More’s Saints
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Maybe it was always asking too much for this NKU basketball team, after the…
UK coach John Calipari says Cats can’t listen to ‘clutter’ following back-to-back home losses
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky coach John Calipari isn’t down on the Wildcats. “I’ve just got to keep being…
Our Rich History: The legacy of the Bernstein Family, Betty Blake; Alan named to museum’s Hall of Fame
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to the NKyTribune A part of the occasional ORVILLE (Ohio River Valley Innovation Library…
KY Rep. Josh Branscum discusses how state is addressing data privacy, deep fakes in elections
By Jaqueline Pitts Kentucky Chamber of Commerce How companies collect and process online user data has been an increasingly hot…
The Downs of Nicholson coming to life; major work in progress, Barleycorns expected to open in March ’25
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Residents in the city of Independence have been excited about the upcoming opening of…
NKY Health Department offers ways to decrease chances of contracting cancer — and offers help
Like so many others, Terrie Hall started smoking in high school. The former cheerleader saw her friends and family smoking,…
First Church volunteers and staff headed to Nairobi, Kenya, for mission trip and work with school
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter For Brian Heckber it’s his seventh trip. It’s number three for Joan Shope. And Sarah…