Construction of Covington’s neighborhood dog park — first of several — is underway at 9th/Philadelphia
The construction of a neighborhood dog park on Covington’s west side is underway. A Bobcat and dump truck operated by…
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Briefs: TMU honors VonLehman, NKU’s Peal is Faith & Politics fellow, Holloman to guide NKU research
Thomas More salutes VonLehman Thomas More University extended a Saints Salute recently to VonLehman CPA and Advisory Firm, one of the largest…
Girl Scouts pick up 76,000 boxes of cookies Saturday to distribute to their customers; sales increase 27%
Girl Scouts of Wilderness Road kicked off the ’22 Cookie Season with a 27% increase in initial cookie orders —…
Tony and Amy Milburn awarded prestigious Founders Award from Covington Business Council
For the first time, the Covington Business Council has awarded its prestigious Founders Award to a couple, Tony and Amy…
Care Net Pregnancy Services of NKY relocates to permanent third location in Williamstown
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today Care Net Pregnancy Services of Northern Kentucky relocated to a permanent third location this week…
Dustin Pugel: In the COVID recovery and beyond, Kentuckians need a strong safety net
The past two years have been hard on Kentuckians. In April 2020, nearly 1 in 7 lost their job and…
Army places Fort Campbell 101st units in Kentucky on heightened alert due to Russia-Ukraine tensions
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Members of a Kentucky-based U.S. Army unit may be called up to deploy due to…
Offensive breakdown dooms Holy Cross boys in quarterfinals of All “A” Classic state tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Holy Cross shot 30 percent from the field in the fourth quarter and lost…
Covington construction trades school can’t open soon enough; industry desperate for skilled workers
City of Covington John Kennedy sells paint for a living. He’s also a matchmaker, confidante, and sounding board. From behind…
Kentucky farmers help combat rising food insecurity with Farm to Food Banks, providing fresh produce
By Nadia Ramlagen Public News Service More than 300 Kentucky farmers participated in the state’s Farms to Food Banks program…
Be Concerned to give away Kroger-donated baby care items Feb. 5 at Covington Pike Street location
Diaper cream. Teething rings. Bibs. Bottles. Socks. Baby oil. Crib Sheets. Hand sanitizers. Bubble bath. Lotion. Placemats. Baby bath soap….
Big projects grab headlines, but small businesses also had major impact on Ky’s economic momentum
Kentucky’s economy set a record pace in 2021, including all-time highs in job creation and private-sector new investment. Large-scale projects…
Department of Agriculture seeking nominations for 2022 Kentucky Leopold Conservation Award
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is inviting Kentuckians to nominate a farmer or forester for the 2022 Kentucky Leopold Conservation…
Three Covington firefighters honored by NKFA for dramatic rescue that saved a life
The call came in at 11:04 p.m. Smoke was coming from an apartment building in the Botany Hills neighborhood ……
Secretary of State reports shift in party affiliation of registered voters in Kentucky — toward Republicans
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that December saw a significant shift in party affiliation of registered voters, away from…
Sen. Chris McDaniel: Reporting from the legislature at one-quarter mark, reviewing bills passed by senate
We have officially crossed the one-quarter mark of the 60-day 2022 Regular Session, wrapping up another productive week in session….
About all that snow we weren’t supposed to get . . . state crews were out, plenty of trucks and supplies
KYTC District 6 Snowfighters remained on duty this evening for the evening commute. The District Office will monitor the weather and…
Holy Cross girls advance to All “A” Classic semifinals behind another strong game from sophomore starter
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Holy Cross sophomore forward Julia Hunt delivered another solid performance at both ends of…
Two new economic development projects to bring new jobs, more than $120 million investment to NKY
Staff Report Two new projects announced Thursday will bring a combined $122 Million investment and 425 new jobs for Northern…
900 Covington students in Mayor’s challenge read 16,798 books — and the iPad winners are . . .
Young winners earn prizes in the Covington Mayor’s Reading Challenge as 900 students read over 16,000 books. There are a…
Holy Cross rolls, Walton-Verona falls in opening round of All “A” Classic boys state tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter A high-scoring romp and an agonizing loss in overtime. That’s how two local teams…
20-year employee David Lee Daniels is dedicated to ‘purposeful’ work at Point/Arc, fits mission perfectly
By Andy Furman Point/Arc A mop. A broom. A bucket. And a strong work ethic. That, in a nutshell, is…