Covington to dedicate new Vietnam Fallen Memorial recognizing those who died fighting overseas
The focus is on the names – 31 names, immortalized on a bronze plaque – representing 31 young men from…
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Bill Straub: McConnell can site reasons to oppose Supreme Court nominee and can make up others
The odds of Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell voting for any U.S. Supreme Court justice nominee offered by President Biden…
Healthy Headlines: What is vascular surgery — and what are the conditions that may require it?
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Vascular surgery describes surgery on the arteries or veins, which are the “highways” of the body’s circulatory…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: An early spring migrant, the Eastern Phoebe nests here, heads south for winter
Editor’s note: This is the twelfth article in an occasional series about Kentucky songbirds. The Eastern Phoebe (Sayornis phoebe) nests…
Schneller Knochelmann acquires assets of Fairfield-based Moore Air, expanding business footprint
Schneller Knochelmann Plumbing, Heating & Air has acquired the assets of Fairfield-based Moore Air to provide HVAC and plumbing services…
NKU basketball standout Trevon Faulkner coming back for ‘free’ fifth season — ‘I feel comfortable’ here
Northern Kentucky University standout basketball player Trevon Faulkner is coming back. Faulkner, a 6-foot-4 guard from Harrodsburg, will utilize the…
Kentucky offers one of first early childhood administrator director apprenticeships
Kentucky is one of the first states in the nation to establish an early childhood administrator director apprenticeship to elevate…
2022 Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky have been chosen — and here they are; event is May 17
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative has announced the 2022 Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky honorees. Sponsored by…
Kentucky courts, civil legal aid programs launch new ‘kyjustice.org’ website — free service on legal issues
Kentuckians now have access to a free, new, and improved legal resource that provides answers to common legal questions, self-help…
meetNKY, NKY River Region to receive more than $1.9 million in economic recovery funding
Gov. Andy Beshear on Wednesday joined the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet and members of the General Assembly to announce…
Horizon Community Funds, ArtsWave collaborate on new fund to deepen support for arts in NKY
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky and ArtsWave, the region’s engine for the arts, have partnered to establish a new…
St. Elizabeth celebrates major milestone in fight against lung cancer with 20,000th screening
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has reached an impressive milestone in its fight against lung cancer: the 20,000th lung cancer screening. Since…
Keven Moore: Parking lot liability and the hidden hazards — don’t overlook the risk exposures
As a risk management and safety professional, I can tell you that one of the most overlooked risk exposures for…
Charlene Buckles: HR 123 a positive first step toward removing barriers, biases for AAPI, BIPOC people
One year ago, the Asian-American community was confronted with emotions of anxiety, isolation, confusion, fear, and complete anger. On March…
Pandemic roundup: Violence against school staff rose, Moderna seeking approval for under-6 vaccine, more
The Rural Blog Here’s a roundup of recent news stories about the pandemic and vaccination efforts: Invermectin not effective The…
Tourism at center stage: meetNKY positions region for prime recovery in ’22 and beyond
By Amanda Johannermann meetNKy It’s no secret that the tourism industry was hit hard by COVID, but with a focus…
Covington commission deals with long-awaited streetscapes, flooding issues, lower liquor fee, more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Flooding updates are ready to move forward, while streetscape project updates could wait a while…
NKY Education Council announces winners of Excellence in Education awards, presented April 27
Northern Kentucky has a long history of supporting education and celebrating the vital role educators, businesses, and community partners play…
In final days of legislative session, lawmakers weigh whether to make hemp-derived product illegal
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Rose Henry-Seeger, owner and operator of Kentucky Girl Hemp in Burlington, recently pleaded with readers…
‘Sistahs Who Swing,’ a multi-day diversity event, offered by NKU’s School of the Arts
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts, in association with Jazz Alive, Inc with support from Ohio Arts Council, will…
Thomas More campus bookstore can begin selling women’s basketball national championship t-shirts
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Thomas More University is the only campus bookstore in the state of Kentucky…
Legislature overrides Gov. Beshear’s two vetoes on unemployment benefits, state of emergency; now law
Staff report Gov. Andy Beshear lamented the override of his two vetoes, one on legislation that revamps rules for Kentucky’s…