Kentucky juniors, seniors now eligible for more scholarship awards for dual-credit courses
Over the next two school years, Kentucky high school juniors and seniors who want to take dual credit courses before…
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Florence Christian Church receives AARP Kentucky Community Challenge grant for bicycle repair station
AARP Kentucky is proud to announce that Florence Christian Church has been selected to receive a 2022 AARP Community Challenge grant, one…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s perspective on the week in the news in full color, broad strokes, and few words
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay,…
Prep Sports Notebook: Five football teams will begin preseason practice this week with new head coaches
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Kentucky high school football teams can begin preseason practice wearing helmets only this week…
Beyond the Curb: River City Living showcases an urban oasis in Bellevue, complete with backyard pool
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund This week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River City Living tours a Bellevue house…
Union breaks ground on Union Promenade, to include Children’s Hospital’s first primary care facility
The official Ground Breaking ceremony for the highly anticipated Union Promenade development took place on site Friday with a full…
New OneGoal partnership aims to eliminate equity gaps, improve postsecondary outcomes for students
Leading postsecondary success organization OneGoal, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), and Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) announced a…
NKY Chamber July 12 Eggs ‘N Issues to feature representatives from Cincinnati Bengals
Representatives from the Cincinnati Bengals join the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) during Eggs ‘N Issues: Cincinnati Bengals…
Welcome House to celebrate 40th anniversary for a cause July 12 at Covington’s Braxton Brewery
Welcome House Inc. will celebrate its 40th Birthday on July 12 with cake, friends, and drinks at Covington’s Braxton Brewery,…
Jason Glass: Why we all need to pay attention to Kentucky’s shrinking teacher pipeline
Last month I met with the Kentucky Legislature’s Interim Joint Committee on Education to talk about the teacher workforce. The…
Milestones therapeutic horsemanship program presents Rider Horse Show Sunday to show off skills
Head to the farm this Sunday to see riders show off their skills as Milestones, Inc. hosts the second annual…
Rural Pride gatherings offer safe spaces, sense of self for members of the LGBTQ community
By Katie Myders, Liam Niemeyer and Kaitlin Thorne Ohio Valley ReSource It wasn’t long ago that Tonya Jones felt she…
Sydney Moss among nine former athletes selected for induction into Thomas More Hall of Fame
Sydney Moss, a two-time NCAA Division III Player of the Year in women’s basketball, will be one of nine inductees…
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife asks you to report your wild turkey sightings online
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources encourages anyone who observes wild turkeys in Kentucky during July or August…
Duke Energy hopes to restore power for most customers by noon today but more storms forecast
Duke Energy anticipates to restore service to the majority of its customers impacted by Wednesday’s powerful storms by noon on…
Brad Zapp and Nathan Smith have been appointed to the NKU Board of Regents by Gov. Andy Beshear
Nathan Smith (’94), of Fort Mitchell, and Brad Zapp, of Covington, have been appointed by Gov. Andy Beshear to the…
Kentucky political tradition, Fancy Farm, is just a month away, kicks off fall political season
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today FANCY FARM, Ky. – With the event now just a month away on August 6,…
The Paradise Music & Beer Festival returns to Covington’s Braxton Brewing today and tomorrow
The one-of-a-kind Paradise Music & Beer Festival is returning to the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, now including FREE admission for…
Campbell County part of 2nd wave of UK’s HEALing Communities Study on opioid epidemic in KY
By Elizabeth Chapin University of Kentucky The University of Kentucky’s $87 million HEALing Communities Study (HCS) to address the opioid…
Commercial Club of Cincinnati names first-ever woman president; Candace McGraw is secretary
The Commercial Club of Cincinnati, the city’s oldest civic-business club, announced its newly elected officers and executive committee for the…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra kicks off 28th season in Devou Park with ‘Marches Madness’ July 9
Here’s how a really great evening plays out beneath a starry sky in The Cov: First you grab a blanket,…
Bill Straub: Vying to replace worst deal in history is nomination of Chad Meredith to federal judgeship
Since it costs a lot to win and even more to lose You and me bound to spend some time…