James Hillebrand: With mail and check fraud on the rise, both consumers and business should be vigilant
An old-school type of fraud is making its way back into the mainstream. Banks nationwide are seeing a concerning trend…
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Plan a trip to the Kentucky State Fair — and make a visit of the 4-H’s ‘Cloverville’ part of your experience
By Owen Prim 4-H Extension Agent The Kentucky State Fair runs August 18-28 at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center…
Kenton Co. to receive $155,116 for rubber-modified asphalt project as part of state grant funding
Gov. Andy Beshear and Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) Secretary Rebecca Goodman on Tuesday announced up to $443,363 in grant…
Governor will boost Kentucky’s tourism industry by $75 million for destination marketing, more
Gov. Beshear and Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet Secretary Mike Berry announced that Kentucky will allocate $75 million to boost…
City of Covington updates noise ordinance to add clarity, increase effectiveness of enforcement
The City of Covington has tweaked its noise ordinance to make it easier to understand and enforce. The changes include…
COVE Federal Credit Union announces six local winners of annual scholarship awards
Cove Federal Credit Union recently announced the recipients of the 2022 Cove Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Six local students, members…
NKY Chamber’s August 23 government forum to focus on moving the region’s commerce forward
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will host its next Government Forum on Tuesday, August 23, from 11:30…
BCM’s July 27 NKY History Hour to explore history of Kenton and Campbell County Police Departments
Originally called “patrolmen,” monitoring Dixie Highway for hasty motorists, the men and women at the Kenton and Campbell County Police…
Kentucky Personnel Cabinet seeking nominations for 2022 Charles W. Anderson Laureate Award
The Kentucky Personnel Cabinet’s Office of Diversity, Equality and Training (ODET) is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Charles W….
Kentucky by Heart: Legendary train engineer ‘Casey’ Jones spent much of his childhood in Western Ky.
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist John Luther “Casey” Jones was a Kentucky-raised boy who grew up to gain beloved stature…
Constance Alexander: When it comes down to who’s really most afraid, it’s all a matter of perspective
The other morning, still puffy-eyed and sullen from sleep, I was in the produce section of a local super-store, stroking…
COVID metrics continue to increase; 15 counties have 100 or more new cases; new vaccine approved
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today All the metrics in the weekly COVID-19 report from the Kentucky Department for Public Health…
Prep Sports Notebook: Simon Kenton girls soccer team impresses new coach in early preseason games
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter One of the major coaching changes in Northern Kentucky high school sports during the…
Our Rich History: From math to computers — pre 21st Century Villa Madonna/Thomas More College
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 55 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II” Thomas More College/University 1971-2021 …
What to study in college to get job right away? New research shows most-employable bachelor’s degrees
A bachelor’s degree in Mathematics gives students the highest chance to secure a job right after graduation. Chemistry, History, and…
Health briefs: Monkeypox emergency, President’s COVID, Interact board members, Wood Hudson news
Monkeypox a global emergency The chief of the World Health Organization told news organizations that expanding monkeypox outbreak in more…
KYSTATS introduces free online tool to provide state’s families with roadmap to self-sufficiency
Gov. Andy Beshear announced a new free online tool designed to show Kentucky families who receive public assistance a way…
High speed broadband expansion continues across NKY; counties, Altafiber partnership advances reach
In the summer of 2021, Kenton County negotiated an agreement with Altafiber (previously Cincinnati Bell) to assure construction of high-speed…
SCORE seeking more volunteers to support NKY, Cincinnati small businesses, entrepreneurs
In 2021, SCORE Greater Cincinnati provided free business mentorship to more than 1,000 new clients and helped start 224 small…
Briefs: Middletons honored, Cove directors, backpacks, Alpaca farming, Community Pharmacy
Clyde and Mary Middleton honored The Clyde and Mary Middleton Memorial Bridge will be dedicated at the Fort Mitchell City…
Dustin Pugel: State workers help us all; it’s past time to help them too — with increased compensation
Everyone in the Commonwealth relies on services provided by the state government, and the workers providing them are our friends,…
The Point/ARC says goodbye to longtime Commercial Cleaning employee during retirement celebration
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc Editor’s note: Randy’s last name not used per HIPPA regulations It was a happy day…