AAA: Respite for drivers could be brief as crude oil prices rise; KY gas price increases one cent on week
A dip in gasoline demand provided drivers with a bit of stability at the pump, as the national average for…
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Bill Cunningham: As our law enforcement officers are unjustifiably demonized, grief is replaced by anger
I’m only now able to write about the shooting death of Calloway Deputy Sheriff Jody Cash on May 16, in…
Campbell County to make transition to KYTC Driver’s Licensing Regional Office June 13
Campbell County is among five Kentucky counties to make the transition in mid-June to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) new,…
FDA chief says baby formula shortage to remain through late July as impact in Kentucky worsens
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The baby formula shortage continues to worsen in Kentucky, with the state’s out-of-stock rate…
Freedom from Smoking program leads long-time smoker Teresa Cecil to monumental milestone
St. Elizabeth Healthcare A pack-a-day smoker for many years, Teresa Cecil is celebrating a monumental milestone: eight years smoke-free. “I…
St. Vincent de Paul Summer Breeze heat relief program celebrates 24th year helping NKyians
Now in its 24th year, St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky’s (SVdPNKY) annual Summer Breeze Program sponsored by St. Elizabeth…
Tom Meyer has memorized 20 books of the Bible and is bringing his mission to Creation Museum
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Tom Meyer has a special relationship with the “most famous book in the world” and…
City gets OK to use up to $45.5m in future state tax revenue to help develop IRS project
The City of Covington can use up to $45.5 million in future state tax revenue to help develop the 23-acre…
Point/Perk barrister Maggie Shiekh happily shares her tatoo body art — in Hebrew
By Andy Furman Point/Arc She wears her emotions on her sleeve. Well, technically on her arm. And, by the way…
Kentucky chosen by National Governors Association for skills-driven jobs project
Kentucky is one of 11 states selected to participate in the first phase of the Skills-Driven State Community of Practice…
Graduation Day for youth who earned h.s. diplomas, GED certificates while in DJJ custody or care
Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman and the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) held a commencement ceremony last week to celebrate…
Thomas More University tailors programs to fit employer, community; get badges, microcredentials
In response to the constantly evolving demands of the area’s workforce, Thomas More University’s Digital, Graduate, and Professional (DGP) programs…
Constance Alexander: Even a fourth grader can see continued inaction on guns doesn’t make sense
Ten years old. The year I mastered Double Dutch and long division. I remember it well. My best friends were…
Kentucky by Heart: Versailles resident Noel Parrish became field commander for Tuskegee Airmen
Last week I shared a story about a Tuskegee Airman, Harry Stewart, with a Kentucky connection. In March 1948, he…
Highlands, Dixie Heights win close games in semifinals of 9th Region softball tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The first four games in the 9th Region softball tournament were all won by…
Planning to travel abroad this summer? Confront travel health challenges with planning, preparation
By Jason Hope University of Kentucky Has the COVID-19 pandemic put your international travel plans on hold? Did you have…
Beechwood claims third consecutive 9th Region baseball championship with 12-4 win over St. Henry
By Blake Lehmann NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood senior Tanner Jackson continued his reign of terror over opposing pitching in the…
Cooper pitcher blanks Notre Dame, 15-0, to reach semifinals of 9th Region softball tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Cooper softball team that had a 5-5 record in the final month of…
Our Rich History: Thomas More College education department carries a tradition into the 21st century
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 47 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” Villa…
Kentucky’s Lee Kiefer notches another first place in South Korea — on her way to another Olympics
By Alexis Dolan NKyTribune Intern When it comes to multitasking, Olympic gold foilist, University of Kentucky medical student and Lexington,…
Kenton County Public Library’s Summer Reading Celebration aims to create habit of reading
Everyone can create a habit of reading this summer with a little help from the library. The Kenton County Public Library is…
Coal prices are surging, but labor shortage, shifting market make a boom for Appalachia unlikely
By Justin Hicks Ohio Valley ReSource David Byrd, of Sulphur, is one of the few people left who sell coal…