Governor and First Lady get new bivalent COVID-19 booster, encourage all to get vaccinated, boosted
During an event hosted in the Capitol Rotunda, Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear rolled up their sleeves…
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Perryville Battlefield to host national Civil War reenactment Oct. 8-9 at Boyle County historic site
Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site will host a national Civil War reenactment for the 160th Anniversary of the Battle of…
NKYians invited to meet the therapeutic horses of Milestones, Inc. during free self-guided tour Saturday
Head to the farm this Saturday, September 17 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to meet the special horses at…
Cincinnati International Wine Festival awards $261,000 to 31 organizations across the region
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival recently presented $261,000 in donations to 31 Greater Cincinnati organizations, including several from Northern Kentucky,…
Jamie Vaught: Fifth-year standout Blair Green looking forward to final season in Kentucky blue and white
As a student-athlete, Blair Green has been around at the University of Kentucky for a while and she loves it….
The Librarians: They’re smart, creative, innovative, hard-working — and add a touch of magic to the job
By Jessalynne Madden NKyTribune reporter Northern Kentucky public library directors create gathering spaces, engage communities, change lives. Merriam-Webster defines a…
Life Learning Center raises $454,000 in toast to Bob Sathe, to help at-risk adults toward workforce
Life Learning Center (LLC) hosted over 300 attendees at its 8th annual fundraiser, the 2022 Life Learning Center Seasons Change…
Boone County breaks ground on the site of the new Ron & Sherri Lou Noel Animal Shelter
Boone County broke ground last week on the site of the new animal shelter to be named the “Ron &…
Covington Commission: New Covington city hall by summer 2025, ARPA funding, bike lanes, and more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter If all goes according to plan, officials could be moving into a new City Hall…
St. Elizabeth offers patients a new cancer-detecting blood test, ground-breaking for pinpointing cancers early
Patients at St. Elizabeth Healthcare now have the ability to screen for 50 different types of cancer, thanks to a…
New University Press book shares ground-breaking story of Phyllis George, former KY First Lady
By Micha’la Hood University Press of Kentucky From her time as Miss America to her work as a groundbreaking female…
Thomas More jumps three spots on Best Value list in latest U.S. News and World Report rankings
Thomas More University earned multiple spots on the badge-eligible list, marking a nine-spot jump in Regional South Universities and moving…
Brighton Center’s 15th annual Wine Over Water is unique tasting experience on Purple People Bridge
Doing good never tasted so good! Brighton Center’s 15th annual Wine Over Water fundraiser will take place on September 24…
Jacqueline Coleman: It’s time for all Kyians to come together and rededicate ourselves to helping others
“Look for the helpers,” is sound advice we have come to rely on in the aftermath of tragedy. The phrase…
Prep Sports Notebook: CovCath boys, Cooper girls win NKAC golf tournaments by wide margins
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter One week before the revised Kentucky high school golf playoffs begin, Covington Catholic and…
Kentucky running back Chris Rodriguez set to make return to lineup Oct. 1 after four-game suspension
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Chris Rodriguez will return to the lineup soon, but the Kentucky standout running back must…
Love was driving force in a marriage and legacy of philanthropy for Eva Farris who has died at age 103
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Eva Farris, the Grande Dame of philanthropy in Northern Kentucky, died peacefully at Rosedale Green…
Vision Zero NKY urges citizens to speak at Covington commission about Girl Scout Bridge bike safety
Staff report Founder of the Devou Good Foundation and sponsor of Vision Zero NKY, Matt Butler, is asking citizens to…
Healthy Headlines: Understanding the risks and signs of concussion among student-athletes
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Back to school means back to play for many student-athletes. And that can often mean an increased…
State’s General Fund receipts increase 6.6 percent in August; Road Fund receipts fall 1.7 percent
State Budget Director John Hicks announced General Fund receipts increased 6.6 percent in August compared to last year. Total revenues…
New York Times bestselling author, Ruta Sepetys, to discuss new book at Kenton County Erlanger library
New York Times #1 bestselling author Ruta Sepetys will discuss her new book I Must Betray You on Thursday, September…
Peoples Bank to dedicate newly renovated location in Fort Wright, acquired Citizens Deposit Bank
Peoples Bank, headquartered in Marietta, Ohio, acquired Citizens Deposit Bank in September 2021 and is now ready to dedicate its…