Bi-partisan group of Kentucky lawmakers undertake legislations that would increase school accountability
Among the measures Kentucky legislators are three that would enable Kentucky students to hold their schools accountable. House Bills 161…
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KBE seeking applicants for KHSAA Board of Control at-large position to be vacated June 30
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) is seeking an individual to serve on the Kentucky High School Athletic Association’s (KHSAA)…
Kentucky League of Cities awards liability grants to NKY cities of Edgewood and Silver Grove
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) has presented the cities of Edgewood and Silver Grove with 2022 Liability Grants. KLC…
Kentucky Rep. Ken Fleming files measure aimed at building the state’s healthcare workforce
After months of working with stakeholders in healthcare and education, Rep. Ken Fleming filed HB 200, legislation aimed at creating…
Bellevue City Council votes unanimously to enact smoke-free ordinance; measure takes effect in May
The Bellevue City Council has voted unanimously to pass a citywide ordinance that prohibits smoking on Bellevue city property, at…
NKY Chamber, GCF Women’s Fund partner to bring Appointed 101 training session to NKY March 17
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Women’s Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation to bring Appointed…
Covington School Board Chair Tom Haggard accepted into School Board Partners Fellowship
Covington Independent School Board Member Tom Haggard is one of 65 members nationwide accepted into the School Board Partners Fellowship…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Hunting Coyotes with rifles, shotguns in KY is open year-round with no bag limit
It’s just been in the past 50 years that the coyote (Canis latrans) become established east of the Mississippi River….
Jacob Meyer scores 41 for Holy Cross, needs just 16 to break 9th Region basketball scoring record
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter The correct term is “elite scorer.” Ask big Sam Gibson, Holy Cross’ 7-foot senior…
Annual review: Covington took major steps forward in ’22 with projects that will ‘elevate life’ into future
A construction trades school and its preservation trades complement. A 23-acre development in the urban core. A new City Hall…
Senate passes House bill to cut state’s income tax rate to 4% effective ’24, goes to governor to sign
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation introduced in the House that would cut the state’s income tax rate from 4.5%…
Proposed constitutional amendment would allow for education cost coverage outside public schools
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A proposed amendment to Kentucky’s Constitution would authorize the General Assembly to provide for the…
CVG, Breeze celebrate the launch of the airline’s first nonstop route to Charleston; more coming
Breeze Airways, the newest, nicest domestic low-fare airline with more than 120 nonstop routes, started servicing Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport…
Portrait honoring late Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Wil Schroder to be unveiled Friday at Capitol
The Supreme Court of Kentucky will dedicate a portrait of late Justice Wil Schroder at an unveiling ceremony Friday at…
Health, safety top of mind for KDA’s annual National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville Feb. 15-18
Each year, attendees at the National Farm Machinery Show have a chance to see the newest selection of cutting-edge agricultural…
Kentucky joins national Launch initiative to expand access to college and career pathways
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) has announced its involvement in a new national initiative known as Launch: Equitable…
Falcon Theater presents mental health as you’ve never seen it before in ‘Every Brilliant Thing’
Falcon Theatre continues their successful 2022-23 season with the phenomenal, Every Brilliant Thing. Every Brilliant Thing deftly balances humor, sincerity…
Al Cross: Legislative session is a battleground in the governor’s race
The General Assembly is back in the state capital, and we can safely assume the governor’s not happy about it….
‘Moms for Liberty’ urges Northern Kentucky schools to remove ‘inappropriate’ books from libraries
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Campbell County’s public schools have removed three books from their libraries at the urging…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection warns buyers about knock-off goods as Valentine’s Day approaches
As Valentine’s Day approaches, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) warns consumers to make sure they’re getting their loved ones…
Rep. Moser files legislation to require health plans to provide biomarker screenings for cancer patients
Representative Kim Moser, R-Taylor Mill, filed HB 180, legislation that would require health benefit plans to cover biomarker and pharmacogenetic screenings…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center to host exhibits as part of national ceramics conference March 15-18
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center has been chosen to host three art exhibitions for the upcoming National Council on…