Point/Arc’s 18th residential home in Edgewood is special, dedicated in honor of Linda Grome
By Andy Furman Point/Arc This one is special. Very special. The Point/Arc dedicated its 18th residential home on Sunday —…
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Unshame KY campaign to reduce stigma associated with drug addiction shows promising results
A campaign to reduce stigma associated with substance-use disorders has shown it can change attitudes and beliefs about people with…
City of Fort Mitchell accepting entries for annual Independence Day Parade; entry deadline June 17
The City of Fort Mitchell is accepting entries for the annual Independence Day Parade Monday, July 4. Parade Registration is…
Kentucky Kingdom plans to light up the night with extended family-friendly pumpkin display this fall
Kentucky Kingdom, Louisville’s family-friendly entertainment destination, is will debut a new family-focused fall event for the extended season. Running weekends…
Warren Greer: Kentucky’s Lincoln Trail highlights freedom, equality, and democracy
“I can stand this,” said Black Kentuckian and former slave, Elijah Marrs, as he performed military drills in Louisville in…
A River Tale: Capt. Mike Gore and the stories of ‘tortured river souls;’ looking for ghosts
(Captain Don Sanders yields his space this week to Captain Mike Gore. Captain Don will return next week) By Captain…
Team Kentucky returning from 2022 Special Olympics USA Games with 32 medals, including 15 golds
Team Kentucky will return home from the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games in Orlando with 32 medals, including 15 golds….
KY Symphony Orchestra announces free summer concert series in DeVou, Fort Thomas’ Tower parks
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra returns to its 2022 Summer Series on Saturday evenings at it long-time summer home in Covington’s…
A progress report on Covington’s IRS site as demolition, clean-up make way for development
A progress report on the demolition and clean-up at the Covington site of the old IRS facility. And progress is…
U.S. Customs officers seize counterfeit designer watches at Louisville port, worth $22.5 million
Over 90% of all U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) counterfeit seizures occur in the international mail and express consignment…
National average of gas prices tops $5.00 per gallon; Kentucky up 16 cents on week to $4.79
The national gas price average topped the $5 threshold Saturday, marking 15 straight days of new record highs. This new…
Kidney stones can happen at any age, parents should know how to recognize signs and symptoms
By Dr. Campbell M. Grant UK Healthcare It is estimated that one in ten people will develop a kidney stone…
Thirteen NKY educators among those honored during KBE’s 2022 Educator Excellence luncheon
The Kentucky Board of Education (KBE) held its 2022 Educator Excellence Recognition luncheon this week and recognized educators across the…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s perspective on the news of the week — bold strokes, full color, few words
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay,…
Prep Sports Notebook: One of state’s top hitters among seniors in East-West All Stars baseball games
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Gage Testerman is among the award-winning players who will close out their high school…
Police officers help young readers hit the books during ‘Ready to Read with Covington P.D.’ event
Books, kids, and badges proved an exciting mix Thursday evening at the “Ready To Read With Covington P.D.” event at…
BCM’s June 15 NKY History Hour to explore lives of workers responsible for success of Dinsmore Farm
The success of Dinsmore farm, like other large farms in Northern Kentucky, relied heavily on the labor of enslaved and…
Latest state budget report show slight increase in General Fund receipts, decrease in Road Fund
The Office of State Budget Director on Friday reported May’s General Fund receipts rose 0.9 percent compared to May of…
‘Hepatitis of unknown cause’ reported in 39 states, including six cases under investigation in Kentucky
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Cases of an unusual type of hepatitis that appears to only affect children are being…
COV averts ‘lifeguard crisis’ with last minute hiring blitz; staggered start planned to accomodate training
Covington Parks and Recreation’s “lifeguard crisis” was averted thanks to an 11th-hour marketing and hiring blitz, but training time will…
Aaron Thompson: The time is now for Kentucky to make higher education a priority for all students
In his famous 1961 “moon shot” speech, President John F. Kennedy told Congress, “Now it is time to take longer…
Statewide summer marketing campaign encourages Kentuckians to visit their local farmers’ markets
Kentucky Proud, the state’s official agricultural marketing program, invites all Kentuckians to meet “where the best of Kentucky comes together”…