Kentucky Chamber releases full legislative agenda ahead of 2022 General Assembly session
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has released its 2022 Legislative Agenda detailing the legislative priorities of the business community for…
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Keven Moore: The pandemic has exacerbated the risks of ‘just-in-time’ supply chain management
It was my belief that the recent labor and supply chain shortages weren’t affecting me as much as others. But…
Jay Miller: If we want to improve adoption, we need to listen to those who have been there
Every child, no matter the context, needs a permanent family. Having been in out-of-home care myself, I can personally attest…
The Daily Yonder: COVID deaths and new infections climb modestly across nation; rural areas hardest hit
By Tim Murphy and Tim Marena The Daily Yonder After improving for nearly two months, new infections of COVID-19 increased…
Holiday Traditions@BCM begin November 13 with the return of Toy Trains; events planned through Jan. 9
The Holiday Toy Trains are leaving their stations on a magical journey through snow-covered fields, carnival rides and holiday LEGO…
Villa Madonna Academy’s KY Youth Assembly participants earn honors, named to leadership roles
Villa Madonna Academy students traveled to Louisville for Kentucky YMCA Youth Association’s Kentucky Youth Assembly. The annual model government program…
UK basketball Wildcats sign four players to national letter-of-intent, a talented class for next year
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky signed four players to a national letter-of-intent during signing day this week. The Wildcats…
NewsMakers 2021: Shannon Starkey-Taylor is early childhood education guru, super-mom and more
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Shannon Starkey-Taylor is the go-to guru of early childhood education, the super-mom of advocacy for…
Lawmakers in Frankfort say they are running out of time on redistricting session ahead of holidays
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today While the majority Republican leadership in the General Assembly have been saying for months they…
Vedant Gupta: Daily aspirin use for heart attack prevention may do more harm than good
If you take a daily aspirin to help decrease your chance of a heart attack or stroke, you should check…
Kenton County Fiscal Court honors former legislator Ken Harper with 2021 Pioneer Award
Kenton County recognized former state representative Ken Harper with a 2021 Pioneer Award for his outstanding career of public service….
‘Lost in Yonkers,’ filmed in Ludlow, returns to Ludlow Theater Sunday, benefits city’s Historical Society
Almost thirty years ago, the film crew for Neil Simon’s play, Lost in Yonkers, remade the city of Ludlow as…
Legislature’s school funding task force has finished its work, sending recommendations to leadership
Ahead of the Kentucky General Assembly’s upcoming January regular session, the Legislative Research Commission’s (LRC) School Funding Task Force met…
Bill Straub: Roads, bridges are socialism? Only one House member from KY votes for infrastructure bill
So, old Tom Jefferson was as red as Trotsky. Who’da thunk it? That, at least, is the only reasonable conclusion…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Proper care of harvested deer in the field means high-quality venison on the table
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a three-part series on venison, beginning with field dressing, butchering a deer…
Stoops, Cats ‘highly motivated’ to finish season strong as they prepare to close out SEC schedule
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky hasn’t won a football game in four weeks but coach Mark Stoops isn’t worried…
Joe Cotton: Stock of the week is Pfizer; it plans to seek approval for its new oral vaccine, PAXLOVID
Market Assessment- As of Saturday, November 6, 2021 at 5:25 p.m. Last week the DOW again moved up, and closed…
Over 200 get COVID vaccine at state Capitol Wed.; provides added from breakthrough variants
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A COVID-19 vaccine booster event at the state Capitol on Wednesday drew more than 200…
NewsMakers 2021: Tri-ED’s Lee Crume has a plan and a vision — loves where he is and where we can go
This is the 4th in a 5-part series honoring The NKyTribune’s NewsMakers 2021 By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Lee Crume…
Union commission approves zoning change for Union Promenade, a 61.8 acre project in heart of city
Union Promenade, a strategic mixed-use project, involving a 61.8 acre site in the heart of Union has been approved by…
NKY Chamber offering free webinar for employers on complex issues of COVID-related vaccine mandates
The NKY Chamber will offer a free virtual webinar and Q&A to help employers understand the complicated aspects of the…
‘RIPPLE’ effect realized in Covington’s Lewisburg neighborhood two years after inaugural grant
Fresh blacktop gave an alley a smoother surface. Sidewalks were rebuilt along the main drag. And private investors purchased buildings…