UK Radio, Wildcats fans set for double duty New Year’s Eve with conflicting football, basketball games
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today The Kentucky Radio Network will have its hands full on New Year’s Eve. The Kentucky…
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Brent Spence Bridge project awarded more than $1.6 billion, given green light to proceed to construction
The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project has been awarded federal funding grants worth more than $1.6 billion, giving the landmark…
Kenton District Judge Ann Ruttle faces charges of misconduct in office, related to indigent defendants
By Jack Brammer NKy Tribune reporter The state Judicial Conduct Commission, which investigates complaints against judges, has scheduled formal proceedings…
Kentucky receives grant of nearly $36 million to ensure children are kindergarten-ready
The federal government has selected Kentucky for a nearly $36 million grant to support families and the state’s economy by…
St. E. Healthy Headlines: How to stay out of the hospital while hitting the slopes
By Corrine Holmes St. Elizabeth Healthcare Snow is back and so is one of the season’s most popular activities: hitting…
Bob and Carol Griffin make donation of Mercedes-Benz Metris vans to CHNK Behavioral Health
Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky/CHNK Behavioral Health has recently received a generous gift of two new Mercedes-Benz Metris vans courtesy…
Master Provisions purchases 4+ acres in Boone Cty. to construct 50k sq.ft. warehouse and office building
Master Provisions has outgrown its current home, the Borland Family Distribution Center, that was dedicated in March of 2011. That…
Bill Straub: The ‘new/improved’ McConnell –a softie? an obstructionist? a liberal? a team player? a jerk?
Could it be that the vaunted Grim Reaper is actually a softie – or (gasp) maybe even a liberal –…
John Calipari’s Wildcats fall behind early, fail to keep pace in Wednesday’s 89-75 loss at Missouri
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Things weren’t pretty for Kentucky at Missouri on Wednesday night. The Wildcats (8-4, 0-1) fell…
Covington Catholic community (and many others) rally behind senior Thomas Burns’ cancer battle
By Jake Dickman NKyTribune intern On October 12th, Covington Catholic Senior Thomas Burns had his world turned upside down. It…
NKU graduate Justin Couch’s Couch Collectibles is YouTube popular channel — about coin-collecting
By Jude Noel NKU Magazine NKU graduate Justin Couch is YouTube’s most popular coin-collecting creator. Justin Couch (‘16) has a…
Spartan Construction celebrates 40 years of business; headed by Dianne Brossart of Fort Mitchell
Spartan Construction of Burlington is celebrating 40 years of business. The construction company is headed by Dianne Brossart of Fort…
Covington changes police application requirements in effort to expand pool of potential candidates
Hoping to expand the pool of candidates eligible to become police officers, Covington leaders have tweaked the application requirements to…
St. E. Healthy Headlines: Pay attention to your heart health during the busy holidays
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Heart health should always be a priority, but it’s especially important during the busy holiday season. It’s…
Stay connected to the General Assembly during the 2023 legislative session — here are helpful links
The Kentucky General Assembly will kick off the 2023 legislative session on January 3, and Kentuckians have many ways to…
KY Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources wants to help recycle your Christmas trees for fish habitats
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has a way to help recycle live Christmas trees and help improve…
NKY Community Action Commission opens The Fatherhood Program to women starting in January
The Fatherhood Program at Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) will expand classes to women for a limited time starting…
Wildcats arrive in Nashville in advance of rematch with Iowa in Music City Bowl New Year’s Eve
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky has arrived in Nashville in hopes of finishing strong this college football season. The…
Travelling Foodie Raymond Cua takes you on a special food, drink journey around your home region
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor On this extended holiday, its time to count our blessings — and also to get…
End of ’22 marks best two-year period for private-sector investment, job creation in state history
Gov. Andy Beshear announced this year’s books have officially closed on another successful year of economic growth in Kentucky, concluding…
KY voter registration continues to rise following mid-term election, increasing by more than 11,000 in Nov.
The Kentucky Secretary of State has announced voter registration has continued to grow even following the November election. For November,…
Kentucky’s COVID metrics see an uptick in latest weekly report from state public health officials
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Most of the metrics used in tracking the COVID-19 pandemic in Kentucky saw increases in…