Registration now open for The Carnegie’s week-long summer theatre camps for students ages seven to 13
Camp Carnegie is back for another summer of youth theatre. Students ages seven to 13 can register for The Carnegie’s…
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Kentucky lawmaker wants four-year freeze after state’s public colleges, universities set tuition rates
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation has been introduced in the Kentucky General Assembly that would require the state’s public…
First Financial Bank to open new facility in downtown Covington with ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday
First Financial Bank will celebrate the grand opening of the new First Financial Community at 6th & Madison in Covington…
Your health: If you are diagnosed with heart failure, here are some tips to manage your health
By Dr. Andrew R. Kolodziej UK HealthCare Heart failure can be a harrowing diagnosis. But what does it mean? Heart…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s review of the week’s news — and Happy Valentine’s Day too
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay,…
Already 31 veterans strong, Covington police say ‘natural fit’ program will save money
When Josh Bornhorn left the U.S. Army after eight years of service, he was looking for the right “fit” in civilian…
It’s happy hour somewhere? America’s drinking habits changed a bit in ’21; see how states compare
The average American drank 860 alcoholic drinks in 2021 — 18% less than the previous year, a new survey reveals….
BIA NKY’s Brian Miller named to second term as president of NAHB Executive Officer’s Council
Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky Executive Vice President Brian Mille will serve a second consecutive term as president of…
Sherri Hannan: TVs and furniture can come with a big risk, anchor them to prevent tipping injuries
Super Bowl Sunday is tomorrow, and sports fans everywhere are buying new and bigger TVs in preparation for the most-watched…
With Super Bowl Sunday celebrations on the horizon, Kentuckians encouraged to plan for safe ride home
Football fans across the country are gearing up for America’s most-watched sporting event, Super Bowl LVI, on Sunday. While celebrations…
Rep. Kim Banta introduces legislation to protect due process rights of Kentucky’s college students
Representative Kim Banta, R-Ft. Mitchell, has introduced HB 290, the Kentucky Campus Due Process Protection Act. This legislation is a…
Kentucky Retired Teachers Association donates $54,000 to victims of Western Kentucky tornados
The Kentucky Retired Teachers Association (KRTA) and its members have donated $53,000 to the people and communities impacted by the…
CovCath basketball coach picks up milestone victory behind strong defensive effort against North Laurel
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Scott Ruthsatz picked up his 300th win as Covington Catholic boys basketball coach on…
Donate Life KY launches online health education program to teach children about organ donation
Donate Life KY is revolutionizing elementary education by bringing its in-person program, Life is Cool, to an online platform for…
Sen. Chris McDaniel: Week 6 of the state legislative session is halfway mark — here’s an update
We are quickly approaching the halfway mark of this year’s 60-day legislative session, and Frankfort was granted several days of…
Franklin Circuit Court judge to rule quickly on redistricting lawsuit; Covington watching closely
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state judge plans to act quickly on a lawsuit filed by the Kentucky…
Governor announces grant funding to build an electric vehicle charging network across the state
Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday Kentucky can receive as much as $10,280,470 in grant funding from the U.S. Department of…
Association of School Superintendents announces first Kids First Kentucky awareness campaign
The Kentucky Association of School Superintendents (KASS) on Tuesday officially launched its Kids First Kentucky initiative. The public awareness campaign,…
Doug Flora: Kentucky legislature can save lives by investing in tobacco prevention, cessation programs
As an oncologist, I see the devastating impact tobacco use has on Kentuckians far too often. In Kentucky, 24.2% of…
Redwood seeking nominations for 2022 Celebration of Abilities Awards; submission deadline March 31
Redwood, a nonprofit that serves children and adults with severe and multiple disabilities, is looking for people and organizations working…
Kentuckians urged to do homework, watch out for solar scams as companies use aggressive marketing
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Out-of-state solar companies are using aggressive marketing tactics in Kentucky to lure potential customers,…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: March 1 marks new license year for Ky. anglers, unofficial start of fishing season
Don’t let the snow, ice and cold get you down. The beginning of spring fishing is right around the corner….