Grant will expand signage, public use of Covington’s historic Linden Grove Cemetary and Arboretum
Buried beneath the largest patch of green in Covington’s urban core is a good deal of the city’s – and…
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Rob Retzlaff: Congress is ignoring Kentucky small businesses on tech antitrust
For years, small businesses across Kentucky and nationwide have raised alarms about misguided legislation targeting America’s biggest online companies —…
It’s Jobs Corps Signing Day on July 19 at Kentucky Career Center in Covington — get free career training
Job Corps, a member of KY Career Center’s network of partners, is hosting a Signing Day on Tuesday, July 19…
CPE announces new collaborative to address Kentucky’s healthcare workforce shortage
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education on Friday announced its Healthcare Workforce Collaborative, a new partnership with colleges and universities,…
Covington to begin annual summer street cleaning program July 18; residents asked to move cars
Covington Public Works crews will begin the annual summer cleaning of residential streets on Monday, July 18. As always, how…
Four NKY business leaders among 33 selected for Kentucky Talent Pipeline Management Training
To better understand how businesses, education, and other partners can work together to solve Kentucky’s workforce crisis, thirty-three leaders representing…
Symptoms of multiple sclerosis can vary from person to person; some lifestyle changes to help manage
By Dr. Jagannadha Avasarala University of Kentucky Healthcare Multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic neurological disease of the brain and spinal…
Kopser sisters looking forward to competing together for last time at AAU Junior Olympics national meet
By Blake Lehmann NKyTribune sports reporter Over the last two years, sisters Renae and Allison Kopser shared successful seasons together…
Judy Clabes: Southern un-hospitality rules in Cov historic neighborhood; David Klingshirn speaks out
We once claimed that Southern hospitality began at the river’s edge in Covington, but we’re sadly going to have to…
Thomas More University granted provisional ‘transformational’ membership to NCAA Division II
Thomas More University has been granted provisional membership to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II, making them the…
Beyond the Curb: River City Living offers tour of a ‘modern masterpiece’ on Dayton hillside
By Jill Morenz Catalytic Fund As Pat Goetz explains in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River City Living,…
Health briefs: Most KY counties at medium or high COVID levels, monkeypox cases rise to three in state
COVID-19 Update Commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health Dr. Steven Stack provided an update on COVID-19, noting that…
Two NKY students among those recognized during Technology Student Association National Conference
More than 60 middle and high school students and teachers from 16 schools represented Kentucky during the 2022 Technology Student…
Advanced Handling Systems celebrates grand opening of newly renovated Erlanger Innovation Lab
Advanced Handling Systems LLC, a Hy-Tek Material Handling company and leader in full-service integration of automated fulfillment and distribution products,…
Social worker in NKY region awarded $2 million in damages in whistleblower lawsuit against CHFS
Staff report In 2015, Tim Williams, then a 14-year employee with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in the…
Governor extends states of emergency for baby formula, fuel, keeps price-gouging laws in place
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear has extended two states of emergency to keep Kentucky’s laws against-price-gouging in…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Mississippi River basin offers habitats unique to western third of Kentucky
Editor’s note: This is the eighth and final article in a series profiling the major river basins of Kentucky. The…
Bill Straub: As Americans lose faith in government, Mitch McConnell uses his ‘genius’ to fuel the flame
Ah, the workings of the mind of a genius. Who among us can possibly comprehend how the brains of such…
Republicans will appeal judge’s decision to uphold Beshear’s appointment power over ethics panel
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Republican officials will appeal a Kentucky judge’s decision that struck down a new law that…
Florence Tandy prepared to address challenges at hand as new president of Covington Rotary Club
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter For 13 years Florence W. Tandy served as Executive Director for the Northern Kentucky Community…
Nancy Aichholz is stepping down as CEO Aviatra Accelerators; will remain until successor is named
Nancy Aichholz, CEO of Aviatra Accelerators, a non-profit accelerator devoted to women-owned businesses, announced her upcoming transition away from day-to-day…
COVID Update: Deaths, hospitalizations, positivity, new cases all rise in Kentucky over the week
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Once again, the weekly figures released by the Kentucky Department for Public Health indicate the…