Supreme Court suspends former Kenton Family Court Judge Dawn Gentry from practice of law
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Dawn Michelle Gentry has agreed to a four-year suspension from the practice of law, as…
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NKY ‘Senior Games’ return from two-year hiatus, engaging those 50 and over in, competition, exercise
After two years on the shelf because of COVID-19 restrictions, the Northern Kentucky Senior Games return, just in time for…
DEA National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday to offer free disposal of unneeded medications
The Drug Enforcement Administration will host its 22nd National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 30, offering free, anonymous…
Northern Kentucky University Esports Rocket League team wins Bluegrass Boost Battle Championship
The Northern Kentucky University Esports Rocket League Team recently won the Bluegrass Boost Battle Championship after defeating the University of…
Governor makes line-item vetoes on items in two late appropriations bills, no overrides possible
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday exercised his power to make line-item vetoes on two appropriations…
NKY’s second regional driver licensing office to open in Covington, will process REAL ID applications
A second Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) Driver Licensing Regional Office will open in Northern Kentucky, adding to the network of…
City of Dayton removes 23 properties near Industrial Park from industrial zone to residential zone
The Dayton City Council has approved changing the zoning designation of 23 properties located along Fourth Avenue from the Industrial…
Memorie Makers Cafe and Cupcakery in Florence has finally settled in, makes everything from scratch
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter You can run – and yes, you can’t hide. Tiffany Smith, we’re talking to you….
Horizon Community Funds, Ion Center team up for new fund to support work with violence survivors
Horizon Community Funds and the Ion Center for Violence Prevention have partnered to create a new nonprofit fund supporting the…
Area 7 Special Olympics track and field meet, NKY swim meet to be held Saturday in Erlanger
Saturday, April 30 will be a busy day for Northern Kentucky Special Olympics athletes with both the Area 7 Track…
Al Cross: As Trump comes to Kentucky, who will welcome him?
As Churchill Downs opens its spring meet this weekend and horses prepare for the Kentucky Derby, our interest is compelled…
City of Covington approves Skillbridge agreement, suit against property owner, more — in short meeting
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Commissioner Ron Washington had just one question after Jacob Westrich was promoted to Engineer/Paramedic Tuesday…
Heartland Bank joins Catalytic Fund with $2 million comittment, increasing total capital to $21 million
Heartland Bank has joined the Catalytic Fund of Northern Kentucky with an investment commitment of $2 million. Originally capitalized in…
BIA Enzweiler Building Institute celebrates annual commencement, Karen Ely as Student of the Year
The Enzweiler Building Institute of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky (BIA) recently conferred certificates at its graduation ceremony….
Governor comes to NKY to present $406,000 for three Campbell County outdoor recreational spaces
Gov. Andy Beshear awarded $406,000 in Campbell County for three projects improving outdoor infrastructure and recreational spaces at the Purple…
NKY Education Council to celebrate Excellence in Education awards at sold-out event today
The Northern Kentucky Education Council (NKYEC) will present its 2022 Excellence in Education Celebration today from 5-8 p.m. at Receptions…
Joe Cotton: Stock of the Week picks — none, time to sell and wait for lower prices; it’s a Bear Market
Market Assessment: As of Monday, April 25 at 4:05 a.m. In our Market Letter of April 18, we stated that…
Tick season is on the horizon; ten percent carry debilitating disease, quick action is key to prevention
Kentucky Health News Ticks are a threat in Kentucky year-round, but especially in the summer months. The next time one…
City of Covington seeking volunteers for first of two Great American Cleanup days Saturday
If you’re a fan of fresh air, physical exercise, community spirit, and contributing to the “public good,” Saturday’s your opportunity…
KDFWR reminding Kentucky hunters of April 30 deadline to apply for 2022 Kentucky Elk Hunt
Just a few days remain to apply for Kentucky’s premier big game hunting opportunity: the 2022 Kentucky elk hunt. Hunters…
Ashli Watts: 2022 General Assembly delivered for Kentucky’s struggling business sector
Coming out of a two-year pandemic, facing extreme workforce shortages, and working toward economic recovery, the Kentucky Chamber knew we…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra holding Annual Rare Bourbon Raffle to fund free summer concerts in park
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will its Annual Rare Bourbon Raffle on May 7 to help fund free summer concerts in…