45 high school juniors from 30 schools named to 2023 Regional Youth Leadership class
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced the 45 high school juniors selected for the 2023 Regional Youth Leadership (RYL)…
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KY avian influenza sites given ‘all clear’; poultry owners large and small urged to remain vigilant
Federal and state authorities have released two Western Kentucky poultry sites from quarantine restrictions after tests reveal both premises are…
Kentucky Career Center hosts 16th annual Veterans Career Fair on Thursday, bring resume
The Kentucky Career Center is partnering with approximately 50 regional businesses to connect veterans, entry-level job seekers, and other individuals…
Andrew McNeill: Higher gas taxes not necessary for unprecedented investment in Kentucky’s highways
The General Assembly wrapped up the 2022 session with two long days and nights of veto overrides and last-minute legislating,…
Cooper senior Max Perry wants to bring Holocaust story alive for students with survivor Sami Steigmann
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It just doesn’t make much sense. The event was 83 years ago. The young man…
REDI Cincinnati, Tri-ED earn Conway Award for Economic Development from Site Selection magazine
Regional economic development organizations REDI Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Tri-ED earned recognition with the 2022 Mac Conway Award for Excellence…
Boone, Campbell and Kenton among eight counties where open burning is restricted until Sept. 30
Ozone season has begun, and for eight Kentucky counties — including Boone, Campbell and Kenton — that means taking extra…
Kentucky by Heart: Special business relationships are important, despite minor inconveniences
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist We all know that trust is of utmost importance in most human interactions, and I’ve…
Gannett/Gatehouse closing four weekly Recorder newspapers in Northern Kentucky at end of May
Kentucky Press Association Four weekly newspapers in Northern Kentucky will be closing at the end of May. The Boone Recorder,…
COVID making a comeback: 3,394 new cases, nine counties (including 3 NKY) report 50+ cases
COVID-19 appears to be coming back in Kentucky as the weekly figures released Monday showed an increase in new cases,…
NKY Chamber honors Northern Kentucky University’s Ken Bothof with NKY Community Award
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) has honored Ken Bothof, Northern Kentucky University (NKU) Vice President and Director…
Sprouts and Stouts Festival expands hours, offers more music, flowers, fun to Mother’s Day Weekend
Trinity Episcopal Church will bring the community together with a festival to raise funds and awareness for nonprofits in Covington….
Constance Alexander: Those ‘old enough to know better’ should have grace to know enough is enough
For most of us, aging with grace is a goal. Reaping the benefits of life experience, we aspire to be…
Federal judge to extend temporary restraining order suspending Kentucky’s omnibus abortion law
By Tessa Redmond and Mark Maynard Kentucky Today A federal judge said on Monday that she would renew for another…
Our Rich History: Sister Margaret Stallmeyer, from interim president to replacement for Dr. Joseph Lee
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD. Thomas More University Part 43 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University,…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Louisville seize shipment of 15 pounds of illegal ketamine
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville recently intercepted a shipment containing 15 pounds of illegal ketamine. The…
A new kind of ‘mining’ has arrived in the Ohio Valley. What will crypto mean for the region?
By Liam Niemeyer and Katie Meyers Ohio Valley ReSource Open the door of Blockware Mining’s data center in Paducah, Kentucky,…
Highlands senior Lance Borden named semi-finalist in 2022 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Highlands High School senior Lance Borden has been named one of 620 semifinalists from around the country in the 2022…
Cinci Mayor Aftab Pureval to speak at NKY Chamber’s Government Forum on May 20
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will host Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval at its Government Forum on Friday, May 20. The…
Kentucky Ag Commissioner Ryan Quarles announces he is candidate for governor in 2023
Kentucky Today Ryan Quarles, who has been Kentucky’s agriculture commissioner since 2015, said he is running for governor in 2023….
Jason Bailey: It’s time to cancel student debt and recommit to education as a public good
President Biden’s recent statements that he will cancel some student loan debt is hopeful news for the 616,000 Kentuckians who…
Newport’s Falcon Theatre will close its season with A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is to be prepared for change. Falcon Theatre had intended to close…