In wake of changes, KY Voices for Health working to safeguard Medicaid, insurance coverage for families
By Shanteya Hudson Public News Service Thousands of Kentucky residents and children face the threat of losing Medicaid and Kentucky…
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Gateway receives $40,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation for lineworker technician program
Gateway Community and Technical College has received a $40,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to bolster the college’s Energy…
The Center for Great Neighborhoods now accepting nominations for Heart of the Community Awards
The Center for Great Neighborhoods has announced its now accepting nominations for the next round of Covington’s Heart of the…
Matt’s Take: REDS are hottest team in baseball; Q&As with Will Benson and Brad Robbins
By Matthew McAdow NKyTribune sports columnist Hot might not even be the correct term at this point, as the Redlegs…
Judy Clabes: A clarification — and an explanation — related to a troublesome headline
Headline writing is an art as well as a skill, and as an experienced headline-writer myself I know the challenges…
State Education Professional Standards Board approves alternative certification — and four NKY districts are participating
The Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) met virtually to approve numerous Option 9 certification pathways. Option 9 is a…
meetNKY added five new bourbon-centric stops to B-Line on its 5th anniversary — a tourism draw
meetNKY has welcomed five new bourbon-centric stops to Northern Kentucky’s self-guided bourbon tour in celebration of The B-Line’s® fifth anniversary….
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: How we doing in high school sports? OK, with some catching up to do
We were sitting in the press box at the start of the Beechwood game in the state baseball tournament at…
NKY Young Professionals to present Josh Wice with Legend Award at its program on July 20
The Northern Kentucky Young Professionals will honor Kenton County Community Development Manager, Dr. Josh Wice, with its Legend Award at…
New Kentucky Proud website aims to better connect consumers to Kentucky-made products
Kentucky Proud, the official agricultural marketing brand of Kentucky, has launched a new website and an easier way for consumers…
July 11 Eggs ‘N Issues to feature panel discussion of challenges facing region’s supply chain and logistics
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) invites the business community to a discussion with local experts who will…
Covington’s annual E-Waste Recycling Event set for June 24 at Holmes High School parking lot
A free drop-off recycling event will be held in Covington on Saturday, June 24, to help residents get rid of…
St. Elizabeth’s Dr. Richard Gaston named board chair of NKY Health Department District Board of Health
Dr. Richard Gaston, M.D., a hospital physician with St. Elizabeth Healthcare, has been named board chair of the Northern Kentucky…
Kentucky by Heart: Camp Nelson National Monument offers awe-inspiring look back at America’s Civil War
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist A drive down Highway 27 just south of Nicholasville and approaching Camp Nelson National Monument…
Constance Alexander: A Tale of Two Cities — feeling at home in native New Jersey and adopted Kentucky
Finally owning up to it: I am bi-coastal. My being is bifurcated between my old hometown in New Jersey and…
Our Rich History: Enhancing men’s basketball coach Charles Wolf’s legacy — Staverman, Tieman, Weyer
By Raymond Hebert Thomas More University This is one of an occasional series on the sports figures who distinguished themselves…
Emergency Shelter offering fundraising raffle of Taylor Swift concert package (2 floor-level seats)
Staff report The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky provides lifesaving, life-changing low barrier shelter and services to adults in our…
Judi Gerding speaks to CBC about the Point/Arc’s history — and it’s a message of gratitude
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The First Lady of non-profit organizations in the region recently took to the stage to…
Taylor Mill commission talks again about firehouse — some residents in favor of new one
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Taylor Mill Commission held another special meeting last week, and the agenda included selecting…
Kentucky gets $315 million in big national settlement with pharmaceutical companies over opioid crisis
Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced that Kentucky will participate in a $17.3 billion national settlement with pharmaceutical companies Teva and…
As interest in booking private homes as vacation rentals increases, here are tips for avoiding scams
By Nichole Huff Campbell County Extension Americans’ interest in booking private homes, apartments and condos as vacation rentals is skyrocketing,…
University of Kentucky board approves $6.8billion budget, 21% larger than last due to acquisition
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees on Friday approved a $6.8 billion fiscal year…