Enhancing your travel experience: Wendy’s opens new restaurant at CVG’s Concourse B
A new Wendy’s experience will impress customers when they visit the restaurant now open in Concourse B at the Cincinnati/Northern…
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6th Circuit Court of Appeals keeps Sen. Bill 150 in place, rejects block of sex-change treatments
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today A federal appeals court rejected attempts to block Senate Bill 150 Thursday, giving Attorney General…
Northern Kentucky Chamber’s next DEI installment to explore ways to engage LGBTQ+ population
In the next installment of its Investing in Equity Series – which dives into ways business owners and leaders can…
Keven Moore: Nonprofits come with risks that need to be protected — here are things to consider
According to the National Center of Charitable Statistics, there are more than 1.5 million nonprofit organizations registered in the United…
Judy Clabes: Remembering Marsha Farrell, 72, widow of Mike, a beloved member of Trib’s extended family
The NKyTribune mourns the death of one of its extended family members, Marsha Farrell, 72, who follows her husband, Mike,…
Wildcats expecting packed stadium, loud crowd in Saturday’s SEC home opener against Florida Gators
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky will face the first of four straight ranked opponents when Florida visits in a…
Sunday’s 13th Kenton County Farm Tour includes five stops with food, entertainment, activities and more
As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, organizers of the Kenton County Farm Tour are inviting…
St. Elizabeth earns Gold Safe Sleep Hospital certification for dedication to baby sleep safety
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has been recognized as a Gold Safe Sleep Hospital by the National Safe Sleep Hospital Certification Program…
Park Hills council aims to be ‘good neighbor’ at their new building — and approves improvements
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Park Hills councilmember Pam Spoor asked council for a motion to move $15,000 from…
Retail Federation report shows Halloween spending again expected to reach record high of $12.2 billion
The Kentucky Retail Federation on Thursday announced Halloween spending nationwide is expected to reach a record $12.2 billion this year….
Longtime CCPL supporter Tom Jones awarded William H. Natcher Philanthropy Award by KLA
The Kentucky Library Association awarded Fort Thomas native Tom Jones with the William H. Natcher Philanthropy Award. Jones was nominated…
Adopt A Class announces launch of updated K-2 program as part of National Literacy Month
In observance of National Literacy Month, Adopt A Class, a mentorship nonprofit organization serving Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, has announced…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: WildTail’ documentary recalls one of country’s greatest conservation successes
From the swamps of Florida to the rolling hills of the Bluegrass State, the white-tailed deer has become a wildlife…
Bill Straub: What’s going on? Too much nonsense, hot air, phony-baloney games, but no democracy
This from a Mr. M. Gaye, formerly of Washington DC with paternal roots in Lexington, who asks the eternal question,…
Opal Rooftop Restaurant opens today; ‘experience,’ big views at top of Cov’s Republic Bank Building
Forged from the fires of Covington, Opal Rooftop Restaurant & Bar opens to the public today. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for…
Looking down the road, is this the year for high school football here when it comes to playoff time?
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter With Covington Catholic’s move down to Class 4A and Lloyd Memorial’s move up to…
KYTC to contribute $15 million for new parking garage at Kenton County Government Center
Staff report The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet on Wednesday announced it will contribute $15 million toward the construction of a new…
NKU will host only gubernatorial debate in NKY on Oct. 16; broadcast, no public admission
Governor Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron will participate in a debate hosted by NKU on Monday, October 16….
Thomas More Zembrodt Center, Fifth Third Bank partner for new business pitch competition
The Thomas More University Dr. Anthony and Geraldine Zembrodt Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in partnership with Fifth Third Bank…
More than 300,000 Kentuckians have been charged with marijuana offenses in past two decades
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentuckians continue to be charged, jailed and fined for cannabis-related offenses at high rates,…
With new semester on college campuses, hazing season begins, but state safeguards remain uneven
By Amanda Hernández Stateline Max Gruver spent the early morning hours of Sept. 14, 2017, heavily intoxicated and passed out…
HONK home in Elsmere (available now for purchase) was former school for African American children
Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky (HONK) is hosting an Open House on Thursday, September 28 from 4-6 p.m. — with…