September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month; American Cancer Society offers information
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News When prostate cancer is detected early, the odds of survival are high. That is…
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Covington Latin School to mark its Centennial today with Day of Service, aiming for 1923 service hours
Covington Latin School (CLS), a proud institution with a century of excellence in education, is set to celebrate its Centennial…
The wait for scary is over — USS Nightmare haunted steamboat opens Sept. 15 for spine-tingling times
The wait is finally over, thrill-seekers. The USS Nightmare haunted steamboat on Newport’s Riverboat Row announces its long-awaited return for…
Hilda Legg: Reliable digital connectivity a lifeline for rural Kentuckians
According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics, Kentucky remains one of the most rural states in the nation, with…
Kentucky Horse Racing Commission names safety steward to monitor all racetracks and training centers
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) has named Beth Bungert to the role of safety steward, a position created in…
People Working Cooperatively gets First Financial Foundation grant to address shortage of workers
People Working Cooperatively (PWC), the Greater Cincinnati area nonprofit that provides critical home repairs, mobility modifications and energy conservation services…
CVG: Warning, this is just a drill but airport will test its emergency preparedness plan on Friday morning
Staff report Warning: This is just a drill — and an important one — so please don’t be alarmed by…
It’s National Preparedness Month, time for everyone to prepare for disasters, emergencies: ‘Take control’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today September marks National Preparedness Month, the annual recognition set to remind everyone in America how important it…
Kenton County awarded more than $465k in grants benefiting youth, cybersecurity, waste disposal
Kenton County has collectively been awarded over $456,000 in grant awards benefiting youth, strengthening the City of Covington’s cybersecurity and…
NKU’s Nurse Advocacy Center for the Underserved gets large grant to expand healthcare services
The Nurse Advocacy Center for the Underserved (NACU) has received of a $522,965 grant to continue work enhancing and expanding…
Local authors, NKY’s Col Owens and Roger Fortin, in free program at Cincinnati Catholic Cathedral
NKY authors Roger Fortin and Col Owens, will discuss their work in a free public program at the Cincinnati Catholic…
Mitch McConnell reports to Senate about recent work trip to Kentucky: ‘will keep concerns at forefront’
U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) delivered the following remarks Tuesday on the Senate floor regarding his recent Kentucky…
Kentucky has the highest rate of cancer caused by HPV in U.S., it may not be too late to get vaccinated
By Dr. Erin Poteet University of Kentucky Kentucky has the highest rate of cancers caused by the Human papillomavirus (HPV)…
Mike Tussey: The Champions, Part II; powerful stuff — Kentucky Style
Two weeks ago this column focused on the definition of Champions. What made them tick, what was the driving force…
Challenging Week one for Thomas More as Saints open as an NCAA D-II program
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Week 1 as an NCAA Division II program is in the books for the…
Jamie Ruehl: Federal parenting causes unintended consequences
As a parent, I wear many hats. Sometimes I’m the nurturer. Sometimes I’m the enforcer of rules. Sometimes a spectator….
It’s National Bourbon Heritage Month and NKY distilleries are celebrating; it’s big business here
Bourbon enthusiasts rejoice. While America’s distilling heritage started before the country was founded, an act of Congress first recognized…
KHRC Sports Wagering Catalog now available, list of sports on which wagers can be made, starts Sept. 7
Gov. Andy Beshear announced the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission’s (KHRC) Sports Wagering Advisory Council released a Wagering Catalog, a three-page…
State seeing uptick in COVID-19 cases but so far numbers are small; wash hands, get vaccines
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky has seen an uptick in COVID-19 cases, and local outbreaks, along with other…
It’s back-to-school, so now the question is: where will the kids go before caregivers are home from work?
By Karena Cash Kentucky Youth Advocates It is back to school season here in Kentucky. Kids all across the Commonwealth…
Work begins on bridge overlays at the I-71/75 and I-275 interchange in Kenton County starting today
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 6 Office will start a bridge overlay project at the I-71/75 and I-275 interchange…
DOCJT basic training academy graduate 26 law enforcement officers from agencies across state
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that 26 law enforcement officers from agencies across the state have graduated the Kentucky Department of…